Education
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| In addition to geography links and chat, this site offers an extensive
collection of outline maps available for download. There is also a list
of lesson plans organized by country/continent for elementary and middle
school children, with lots of interesting activities. |
| Current and back issues of this journal provide great articles
on school networks, using the Web in class and at home, positive attitudes
in education, or "educational technology in support of Engaged
Learning." |
| "The Geometry Center Web at a Glance" will help you to
navigate this site, which details the work of the Geometry Center, a
National Science Foundation Center at the University of Minnesota.
You'll find interactive Web and Java applications, geometry reference
archives, software, video, and teaching materials. |
| The Improving America's Schools Act of 1994 required the Department of
Education to develop a long-range plan for education technology. The
report is available online at this address. It includes best practices,
benefits and costs of technology, and more. |
| This Center enriches the education of gifted students in
Shawnee Mission Kansas. While the site details the program and its
projects, it also contains excellent lists of Web resources for parents
and teachers of gifted and talented children. |
| Ideas and projects from teachers around the world are available on
this site, which connects schools and classrooms all over the planet. |
| This is a project for an interdisciplinary study involving 7th grade
math, science, English, and world cultures classes. Students examine air
quality, drinking water quality, radon levels, air flow, and a number of
other factors in the course of an eight week unit. Objectives,
procedures, and lesson plans are included in this excellent site. |
| This site is focused on providing services and information to
Massachusetts residents. It includes "academic, financial aid and
career information...and conducts education awareness programs in middle
schools, high schools and community agencies serving youth and adult
populations throughout the Boston area." All their services are
free. |
| This is a huge collection of "links to the history of education &
childhood." The author has combed the Web and written excellent
reviews of sites which detail historical education practices, methods of
child rearing, and conditions of children’s lives throughout
history and all over the globe. Fascinating stuff! |
| This attractive site offers "Global Careers and Education
Service." There are comprehensively annotated links to education
and career sites, many of them Hobsons' own, with more to come. |
| Here's lots of helpful information about integrating the Internet into
your classroom, including resources, projects, a newsletter, and study
units. |
| IECC offers mailing lists (provided by St. Olaf College) to help
teachers and students find participants in other countries for "e-mail
classroom pen-pal and project exchanges." |
| Kent School District has compiled Internet resources on curriculum for
a variety of subjects. Some areas are not yet researched, but science,
social studies, and math, (among others) are worthwhile. |
| This is a large Geography/Geology resource. Choose from a dozen topics
including world geography, government resources, and teaching helps, and
find a number of resources under each topic. Link to environmental
information or take a virtual tour of Bosnia, Hawaii, the Grand Canyon,
others. |
| Go to the site map and get a clear picture of what this site offers in
its attempt to encourage history teachers out onto the information
superhighway. Though this site has been up since 1995, it's updated and
offers good techniques and resources for teachers, and not just teachers
of history. |
| This is an excellent site, and not just for teachers. Straightforward
and easy to use, it offers extensive lists of annotated links in dozens
of subject areas, but also contains wonderful information on search
engines, directories, and how to use the Internet effectively. |
| Lesson plans by subject or by grade are here for your perusal, as well
as discussions of imaging projects and archives of Kodak's news releases
of interest to educators. |
| This site offers a wealth of information regarding learning
disabilities and Attention Deficit Disorder. You can be kept up-to-date
on current events, locate help nationally and by state, participate in
discussion groups, and more. What a find! |
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