Education
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| With sections for teachers, students, parents, librarians, and the
community, The Library in the Sky offers Web resources by subject,
support sites for the groups just mentioned, access to a huge group of
lesson plans, and much more. |
| This is "your gateway to high quality adult learning and literacy
resources available on the Internet." Featuring the work of The
National Center on Adult Literacy and The International Literacy
Institute, with the goal of improving the quality of adult literacy
programs and services, this site contains information on current
research, events, innovations, and more. |
| This is a catalog of educational shareware, freeware, and public
domain software for several operating systems including Windows and
Macintosh. Put together by a former teacher, it includes titles for K-12
in a variety of subjects, with content summaries and pricing options. |
| MPP is a California project which offers counseling for adults and
children who are underachievers. It's worth coming here for the list of
common characteristics if you suspect your child (or you!) may suffer
from this problem. |
| This site is maintained by a middle school teacher in Texas who wanted
to make it easier for teachers to find useful links. He has catagories
such as: Kid Safe Sites, Kid reference section, Middle School Homepages,
various science sites, gifted and talented sites, and the National
Middle School Association site. |
| MiddleWeb explores "the challenges of middle grades reform,"
especially in urban schools. Many related articles are included, as well
as links to other sources on the Web, in such areas as Assessment &
Evaluation, Curriculum & Instruction, and Parents & the Public.
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| Mr. Donn teaches ancient history to sixth graders in Maryland. This
impressive site offers his own units on Ancient Greece and Mesopotamia
(detailed daily lessons, activities, a unit test) plus wonderful
teaching resources he's gathered on a dozen ancient cultures including
Egypt, Rome, China, Africa, Aztecs, etc. Site also includes Mrs. Donn's
Special Sections, maps, games, and more. Excellent. |
| This is a resource page for Ms. Smith's eighth grade English classes
in Weymouth, MA, but most of the information and all of the many links
described here will be valuable to students and teachers of literature
and writing regardless of location. |
| This site has excellent weekly articles, archived, by an experienced
music educator, and you are invited to comment on them and to read the
comments of others. There is also a very nice collection of reviewed
music sites, and you may add your own opinion. |
| This site gives you a very complete view of The National
Association of Elementary School Principals, its goals and activities,
student services and school improvement efforts, special projects and
upcoming events. There are also archived articles of interest from several
NAESP publications, research, shopping, and more. |
| This "Aeronautics and Space Resource for Educators Since 1988"
offers a wealth of Hot Topics, Cool Picks, and search opportunities for
its collection of 13,000 NASA files. Friendly style and ease of
navigation are impressive with site map, FAQ, background information,
and other helps. |
| The National Association of Space Simulating Educators offers a great
page for teachers, some of it still under construction. It includes
how-to instructions for building table-top and more advanced simulators,
scripts for different space missions, graphics to use on control panels
and other construction helps, and a links page with free simulation
software! |
| NCES includes a number of guides, reports, and research studies
available for download, as well as databases that can be viewed online. |
| The NCACS is a "non-profit coalition of schools, groups, and
individuals committed to participant control of education." This
site explains their goals, summarizes their publications and teacher
education program, and offers links of interest especially to
alternative and home schoolers. |
| In addition to their famous features on individual cultures, the folks
at National Geographic offer here a wide range of options including
talk, answers to your geography questions, and scenic drive information
with lodging, maps, and even car games. A great site. |
| New Visions is a nonprofit organization for the improvement of
New York City’s public schools. This site offers education news and
links of value beyond New York, news on the group’s activities,
descriptions of the schools involved, and ways you can help. |
| Founded in 1831 as an institution for the blind, NYISE now offers
education for the visually impaired, for students with learning and
emotional disabilities, and for developmentally delayed preschoolers. In
addition to the school's history and programs, the site offers Blindness
Resources and disability links. |
| Designed to replace the Dictionary of Occupational Titles, "O*NET
can help all Americans make informed employment decisions." This
comprehensive database on job characteristics is a valuable resource for
teachers, counselors, career-center specialists, and more. |
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