Education
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| 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. |
| The University of Toledo provides comprehensive information on its
support services for students who face mental or physical challenges.
The site is well organized and would be helpful to prospective as well
as active students. |
| "The Service to Locate Learning Resource Material" gives you
the chance to post lesson plans and other learning materials, and to
read the resources posted by others. There is also a chat area, clip art
source, and links page. |
| This impressive site is the online classroom for a "cool"
fifth grade class in Florida. The teacher, Mr. Roemer, explains the
Kwanzaa-modeled class principles, and his use of self-monitoring to
teach self-control. Homework, project help, and journals are posted by
and for the kids, and it's a great way to get parents involved. Right
now there's a great feature about TV. |
| Information on creating and nurturing a partnership between parents
and schools for the best interest of kids, tips on helping kids learn,
and workbooks on family involvement in schools are a few of the many
valuable resources available here. A must-see site for involved parents
and teachers. |
| NASA offers three projects to connect K-12 classrooms to the experts:
Live from Mars, Women of NASA, and Live from Antarctica II. |
| Readers Theatre Online Canada offers teachers' guides and sample plays
for duplication and classroom use, as well as information and links on
the Readers Theatre concept, "The fastest growing innovation
in...education." |
| These links (most are annotated) were collected by a learning
disabilities specialist and educational therapist who teaches a group of
special-needs kids on the high school level. She offers lots of
excellent special education resources in several categories, plus
general education, parenting, and fun sites. |
| One of the great sections of this education resource guides you to the
sites of K-12 schools on the Web... worldwide! Narrow your search by
area, country, and city until you find the school you're looking for.
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| Produced by the University of Illinois Extension Service, this site
offers teacher and student resources in several interesting areas: an
interactive plant science curriculum for 4th and 5th graders, a sports
and nutrition unit, character education activities, a newsletter, links,
and more. |
| There are some fun things here for educators and parents. You can
explore science-related resources and connect with schools and
educators. Colorful and easy to navigate. |
| World and U.S. Geography, History, and News sites are compiled and
categorized here with useful annotations. If you are a teacher or
student of Social Studies, this should be a helpful site for you. |
| This is a large group of briefly annotated Social Studies links
compiled for K-12 teachers and students. Sites are listed in such
categories as General, World, and U.S. History, Government/Politics, and
Geography/Culture. |
| Solar System Online provides the educational community with new and exciting
information from space sciences as well as provide relevant information from
previous space science projects such as Online from Jupiter and Live from
the Hubble Space Telescope. |
| Children, parents, and educators have special sections of reviewed
links at Soleil's. A publisher of educational materials, Soleil (French
for sun!) puts an emphasis on languages. For instance, when you click on
the wildlife in Fun Zone, you get descriptions in English, Spanish, and
French. |
| Here's a huge research library of annotated links in 25 categories,
bringing the resources of the Web to you quickly and easily. Grade level
sorting and visual content notations will be helpful additions for
teachers and students alike. |
| SWIMS is an interdisciplinary unit involving 7th grade English,
science, math, and world geography students in the study of east coast
whales. Interesting encouragement of scientific method and great whale
links! |
| Online reviews of children's software for parents, teachers, and kids.
A neat resource. |
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