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Friday, January 27, 2012
Conversatorio with U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor hosted a Conversatorio (Conversation in Spanish) today, January 27, from 10:00 am to 12:30 p.m. at the University of Guam Field House. Justice Sotomayor is the Supreme Court’s 111th justice, its first Hispanic justice and its third female justice. It was an honor and pleasure to see Justice Sotomayor in person and to hear her inspirational responses to the young children of Guam who had the opportunity to ask her a few questions.
"CELEBRATING OUR MULTICULTURAL NATION THROUGH BILINGUAL EDUCATION"
PROGRAM PREVIEW
will be available soon!
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday
Saturday, January 14, 2012
SOE Alumni Homecoming Gala
Linda Warfel of Scholastic Asia Captivates IRA Members
Saturday, January 07, 2012
4th and Final Recognition Luncheon for the Guam English as Second Language Certification Plus Project Participants
Thursday, January 05, 2012
PIBBA/Ginen I Hila Story Hour at the Hagatna Public Library
UOG's 60th Anniversary!
Monday, January 02, 2012
Dedicated UOG-SOE Alumni family and friends gathered together to celebrate 60 years of education at a special New Year's Eve Nifty 60 and Beyond bash held at the Nikko Hotel on December 31, 2011. It was a memorable celebration to kick off the New Year 2012! Enjoy the following snapshots taken during the event!
Monday, December 26, 2011
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Feliz Ano Nuevo (Spanish)
Parakapw Mwahu (Pohnpei)
Ungil Becheserrak (Palau)
Akemashite Omedeto Gozaimasu (Japanese)
Hau'oli Makahiki Hou (Hawaiian)
Sut dal kum mum (Korean)
Gung Hay Fat Choy (Chinese)
Chúc Mung Nam Moi (Vietnamese)
May the year 2012 bring you abundant blessings filled with much love, joy, peace, and happiness!
Friday, December 23, 2011
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Monday, December 19, 2011
eSchool News' Jenna Zwang has assembled a list of education “apps” for Apple devices that are noteworthy. Five are free, and the other five range in price from 99 cents to $9.99. Enjoy!

Name: Word Lens
Best for: Language Classes
Cost: Free
Features: Instantly translates signage from one language to another through the camera application
How to Use: Language teachers can use this program for scavenger hunts

Name: Molecules
Best for: Science Classes
Cost: Free
Features: Allows users to view and manipulate three-dimensional models of different molecules
How to Use: Visual learners can see how protein molecules are composed and can download new molecules from the RCSB

Name: Blackboard Mobile Learn
Best for: Students and teachers whose campuses already use Blackboard
Cost: Free
Features: Course listings, organizations users are involved in as well as access to any readings
How to Use:Users can enroll in any classes or organizations that they have registered for and download any assignments their instructors have posted
Name: Today in History
Best for: History Classes
Cost: Free
Features: Lists notable events in history as well as important figures who were born or died on a specific date
How to Use:Use for trivia quizzes or facts of the day
Name: Math Ref Free
Best for: Math Classes
Cost: Free
Features: A free version of Math Ref, this app offers 600 out of over 1,300 formulas, figures, tips, and examples
How to Use: Use as a formula study guide or to view graphs of different equations
Name: PI83 Graphing Calculator
Best for: Math Classes
Cost: $0.99
Features: With over 100 math functions, the graphing calculator is a clone of the TI-83 without the $70 price tag
How to Use: Use in place of any calculator to input data, make graphs or matrices
Name: Star Walk
Best for: Astronomy Classes
Cost: $2.99
Features: An astral telescope; Star Walk adapts its view to wherever the user holds it up to, highlighting constellations and planets
How to Use: Use for guided tours of the night sky or to find the location of any specific astral objects
Name: Cram
Best for: Anyone in need of test prep
Cost: $3.99
Features: Both teachers and students can create flashcards and tests and import and share them with others
How to Use: Use to study for standardized tests or exams, or create study materials for students
Name: Essay Grader
Best for: Teachers pressed for time
Cost: $5.99
Features: Providing instant results, eClicker charts the class responses, showing which areas are understood and which need more work
How to Use: Students select a response to a question composed by the instructor and are then able to participate without fear of being wrong, since only the teacher views the results

Name: eClicker
Best for: Teachers looking for classroom feedback
Cost: $9.99
Features: Essay grader comes with a bank of pre-written comments and helps teachers cut down on grading time without writing the same comments over and over again by hand
How to Use: After assigning a grade, teachers can then eMail the grade sheet directly to the student or export it to the computer for editing and printing
Source: Jenna Zwang, eSchool News
Merry Christmas from around the Pacific!~Felis Pasgua (Chamorro)
~Maligayan Pasko (Tagalog)
~Peren en Krismas (Pohnpeian)
~Monono ilo raaneoan Nejin (Marshallese)
~Falang e Baynag (Yapese)
~Tok Tapeng (Kosraean)
~Ungil Kurismas (Palauan)
~Pwapwan Kirisimas (Chuukese)
~Mele Kalikimaka (Hawaiian)
~Ameseighil ubwutiiwel Layi Luugh me raagh fee (Carolinian)
Sunday, December 18, 2011



CHRISTMAS CAROLING AT THE KIDNEY CENTER



The Ginen i Hila' I Maga'taotao Siha Association shared the Christmas spirit this weekend, as the following members showed up for Christmas caroling yesterday, Saturday, December 17, 2011 at St. Dominic's at Barrigada Heights and the Kidney Center in Harmon, across Micronesia Mall:
1. Anthony Lloyd Calvo
2. Dr. Arlene Salas Diaz
3. Peter Jon "Makåhna" Duenas
4. Benita Mesngon Lizama
5. Mike O'Brien
6. Peter R. Onedera
7. Annie Margarita Babauta Pineda
8. Patricia Ann Quichocho
9. Elizabeth S. N. Reyes
10. Dr. Matilda Naputi Rivera
11. Emily Guerrero Sablan
12. Antonia Masga Salas
13. Julia Henderson Shore




















