Alexander Haig’s Business TV Series Offers Universities Curriculum, On-Campus TV Content and Library Modules at No Cost!
The Alliance for Technology Education (TATE) is presenting educational institutions with exciting curriculum, On-Campus TV content and Library for 2008-2009 Academic Year at no cost to the Univresity. The programs are completely and fully funded through
(EMAILWIRE.COM, March 28, 2008 ) BOCA RATON, FL – The Alliance for Technology Education (TATE) is presenting educational institutions with exciting curriculum, On-Campus TV content and Library for 2008-2009 Academic Year at no cost to the Univresity. The programs are completely and fully funded through private resources to promote business and technology education to today’s Future Business Leaders.
This Series will introduce students to knowledge and skills through the eyes of today’s corporate leaders from organizations such as IBM, Microsoft, Hewlett Packard, and General Motors. The corporate leaders are interviewed by host, Alexander Haig, retired Four-Star General, U.S. Secretary of State under President Ronald Reagan and White House Chief of Staff under Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford.
This stimulating series will offer students engaging and challenging opportunities that will prepare them to pursue their interests. For instructors, using the curriculum will offer innovative approaches to inquiry- and project-based teaching and learning. Many instructors have watched their classroom come alive with student interest, exchange of dialogue and business acumen by utilizing this curriculum.
To help instructors implement the curriculum, TATE has developed easy-to-use companion guides which include:
• DVD of the Interview: The half-hour program provides a forum for the world’s leading executives to share their expertise and a showcase for their exciting new technologies.
• Instructor’s Guide The instructor’s guide includes an overview of each module and a list of the course objectives. A fully comprehensive lesson plan is included which comprises of segment objectives, key points, content summary, review questions and facilitator’s notes.
• Student Workbooks Each student workbook is designed to be used with the video programs to support and enhance learning. Each student handbooks is organized with instructional objectives, content summary, review questions and individual activities.
To view a sample program module, click here: Sample Module
To view our most recent episode, please play video link below: Press Play
TATE has carefully worked to ensure that the modules were user-friendly for instructors and students alike. Design features which instructors prefer have been incorporated, such as: Wire O binding so that the handbook can be laid flat to read or photocopy; attainment targets printed in a booklet so they can be seen alongside the study.
The Alliance for Technology Education will provide you with our Award Winning TV Series for use in your TV Station, classrooms and libraries (Free, with no obligation). A very positive approach to meeting the needs of your students to gain an understanding of Technology in the World of Business.
“Through this exciting work, TATE hopes to build an educational community with a vested interest in connecting classroom learning with real-world experience,” says William Clynes, Director of TATE.
Here’s what other professors and instructors are saying about the TATE curricula:
"Used both in undergraduate and MBA classes." School of Business, Howard University
"It’s a key part of our programming." SCCtv, Seattle Community College Television
"The program is a wonderful educational tool to allow our viewers’ insight into the latest technologies in today’s fast paced business world." New York Networks
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Contact:
William Clynes
Director of TATE
Phone: 561-988-9455 ext 264
E-mail: wclynes@aol.com
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