For all students. Sorry. This clicker has a mind of its own a little bit. When were talking about what we want to do, we want to establish the capacity for improving classroom and School Climate. Other objectives that dovetail nicely with the talks this morning and our work on bullying, how we decrease reactive management, maximizing academic achievement to achieve the goals that we want to achieve broadly looking to pull all the different behavioral and emotional social issues together. A lot of people ask what is a positive School Climate . How can you see it when you go into a school. And the question is do you see it, do you feel it . Deb said this morning you walk into a school and you can know by just your first time in the school. Is it a good place to be . Is it a place that you want your children . When you walk into a school that has a positive School Climate what are the things we might see . We might see posters up identifying behavioral responses that are expected of child
Terrorism, iraq is in blocking is embarking on building its democratic future in building bridges within our society and with our neighbors. As iraqis, as we rebuild our country, the United States will benefit by building a longterm partnership together. We can and must develop what president obama has described and i quote as a normal relationship between sovereign nations and equal Partnership Based on mutual interests and mutual respect. Th our diplomatic progress, political and economic progressiraq is taking its ,space of a partner for the United States, for our neighbors, and for the family of nations. On the political front, we are building a multiethnic, multiparty democracy with respect to the rule of law. Our democratic process is moving forward at a strong and steady pace. Our local elections took place in april of this year. There will be Regional Elections in september of this year, and our legislative and general elections will take place next spring, 2014. Which will det
The country as it relates to states sovereignty. These are the reactions by states to federal law and what the states are trying to do about it in some cases. Our guests this morning at the table are ilya shapiro of the cato institute. Hes a senior fellow for constitutional studies, good morning. Good morning. We are also joined by Ian Millhiser senior constitution policy analyst, appreciate your time. Let me try to set this up by reading the beginning part of a politico piece published recently. And the piece says that infuriated by what they see as the long arm of washington reaching into their business, states are increasingly telling the feds keep out. Bills that would negate a variety of federal laws have popped up this year in the vast yorte of states with the amount of antifederal legislation sharply oun the rise during the obama sharply on the rise during the Obama Administration. Mr. Millhiser, get us started what kind of laws . Guest you have to go back to the early terrorist
Journal, live at 7 00 a. M. Eastern on cspan. The British Parliament is in recess for the easter holiday. Members return to the house of commons on april 28. Lookednster in review at major events from the past three months. Topics included how the u. K. Handled the crisis in ukraine, Scottish Independence, and the british budget. Bbc parliaments Alicia Mccarthy posted this onehour program, which includes tributes to labour members who passed away earlier this year. This is an hour. Hello and welcome to the program. Our look back at the big event here at westminster since just after the year. Coming up, the chancellor unveils his latest tax and Spending Plans as the u. K. Economic recovery continues. With the help of the british people, we are turning our country around, building a resilient economy. We scoured the chancellors speech and all the documents for one measure for costofliving of living and Living Standards, and there were none at all. Also, as the Scottish Independence refer
[captioning performed by national captioning institute] next, a bbc review of major events in parliament. After that, Washington Post editor bob woodward leads a discussion on Media Coverage of National Security issues. Then russian president Vladimir Putin discussing a range of issues during his annual callin program. On the next washington journal, Michael Green previews president obamas trip to asia this week. Then Kaiser Health news correspondent jay hancock looks at how the help in this Health Insurance industry is responding to the National Affordable care act. Washington journal, live at 7 00 a. M. Eastern on cspan. The British Parliament is in recess for the easter holiday. Members return to the house of commons on april 28. Westminster in review looked at major events from the past three months. Topics included how the u. K. Handled the crisis in ukraine, Scottish Independence, and the british budget. Bbc parliaments Alicia Mccarthy hosted this onehour program, which includes