To participate in TEEM, a school district or other lead agency voluntarily submits an application to the SCECD.

Benson made sure that new participants in TEEM experienced total acceptance.

Stephen Brookfield, a scholar in the field of education, was invited in 2009 to assess the effectiveness of the TEEM program of the ELCA in the Western Mission Cluster.

Whatever he does, Teem - a juggling instructor who can handle pins, balls, knives, dishes and even a small television set (yes, he dropped it) - likely will incorporate juggling.

Nick Austin, of TEEM, said a number of teachers had already booked in for the training session.

TEEM also found that those involved in the study preferred to play with friends, which helped improve their negotiating and team-building skills.

It was a strange end to the year for the Dreem Teem, the three- member DJ and producer group who've become UK garage music's most public face.

Poirier's characters are believably eccentric, and his plots teem with the plausible weirdness of desert towns.

Its multiple levels teem with bizarre couplings between Boschian creatures and limbless torsos, dog-boys and open-mouthed girls.

Compared to the cold polar regions and the temperate middle latitudes, Earth's tropics teem with life.

Scientific journals now teem with striking STM images.

The work on the beautification work and other necessary arrangements in the cattle markets has been completed and livestock markets in Lahore are looked teemed with beautiful animals, the sources added.

One of the unique aspects of the TEEMS building blocks are that they are built around the National Academy of Engineering challenges for the 21st century.

Thomas is William Shakespeare." He adds, "The real charm of Thomas Wolfe, where he excels and stands alone is his style, the pearl grand movement of his prose, its unique vitality, its hint of lyricism and the equilibrium over which he labors feverishly to hold it together." Teems concludes, "To experience Wolfe you must read Wolfe for yourself....