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- 101
+ Teaching Tips (not much technology here, but some very interesting ideas)
- 150
Teaching Methods - Different Methods that can be used in the classroom.
- 4Teachers
- the online space for teachers integrating technology into the curriculum
- Aim
High - Bloom's Taxonomy Breakdown
- Annenberg
Media - Video on Demand - registration required but it is free - Educational
video programs with coordinated Web and print materials for K-12 teachers. Most
are for teacher development rather than classroom instruction. You can search
by discipline and grade.
- Best Practices
- Facilitating
Cooperative Grouping at the computer- Three key strategies in running successful
cooperative learning groups:
- Library:
Best Practices - PDF files on many resources -
- Redefining
the Role of the Teacher - from Edutopia
- Practices
Evident in Good Models of Teaching with Technology (GMOTT) - Samples are provided
to illustrate this concept.
- Effective
Teaching - Harry and RoseMary Wong
- Students
at the Center - Intel
- The
Wired Classroom - From Now On Journal
- Best
Teacher Description - Do these attributes match you?
- Best
Teaching Practices - what to look for in a best practice teaching classroom
- Bob Bowman's
List of Educational OnLine Tutorials
- Brainstorming
- Learn how to brainstorm effectively using this online training.
- Classroom
Terminology - key terms from Teaching Children Science (close to 300 terms
defined, most apply to all classrooms, not just science)
- Counselor/Teacher
Articles - Many suggestions for guidance counselors.
- Creating
Technology Enhanced Student-Centered Learning Environments - An in-depth article
with many ideas and suggestions on how to turn a classroom into a student centered
learning environment. Teacher roles are modeled and discussed, giving suggestions
all along the way.
- Critical Thinking Sites and Activities
- Mission Critical:
Critical Thinking activities from San Jose State University
- A
Field Guide to Critical Thinking from the Skeptical Inquirer magazine
- Critical thinking exercises evaluating web sites on one of three topics;
Mayan Calendar,
The Sixties,
and Eggs and Cholesterol
- Critical thinking
exercises in math from Mathmistakes.com
- Higher
Order Thinking Skills Help Site - These are the skills that every educator
needs to develop in his or her teaching every day! Click on each of the levels
of Bloom's Taxonomy and get some ideas for asking better questions and preparing
better lessons. Excellent site for beginners in the field of education!
- Holistic
Critical Thinking Scoring Rubric produced by Facione and Facione
- Curriculum
Standards for Subjects with End-of-Course Tests from the state of Tennessee
- Discipline/Classroom
Management
- 11
Techniques for Better Classroom Discipline -
- Anger
Management - Articles and advise on how to deal with an angry child
- As
Tough as Necessary: Countering Violence, Aggression, and Hostility in Our
Schools
- Behavior Management
Advise Site - This site offers thousands of tips on managing student
behavior and step-by-step directions for implementing a great number of standard
interventions. It also has a bulletin board on which you can post your disciplinary
concerns and receive suggestions from teachers around the world.
- Classroom
Management - Articles and advise on how to manage your classroom
- Classroom
Management for new teachers - Many ideas in this article
- Classroom
management ideas
- Classrooms
Problem Solvers Archive - Handling Difficult Situations, Handling Difficult
Students, The ABCs of Bullying Prevention
- Behavior
Problems & Discipline - If you have a child with behavior problems, the
articles and resources on this page will help.
- Developing
a Discipline Plan for you - The Key Ideas of Seven Models of Discipline.
- Discipline
Help -A discipline model for handling over one hundred different misbehaviors.
- Federal
Resources for Educational Excellence - Numerous ideas on all subject areas.
- Handling
Difficult Situations - Six tips to help prevent aggressive incidents in your
classroom
- Managing
your Classroom - Striking a balance between freedom and discipline is a skill
that can make all the difference between a well-run classroom and classroom chaos.
Here are some techniques educators are using to achieve such a balance.
- A
Primer on Behavior Management - Entertaining article on behavior management
- Responsive
Discipline - The Responsive Discipline on-line course will lead you through
a series of lessons about discipline for your own personal study. All the information
you need is contained in the linked pages to the course.
- Rewards
- Rewards that Motivate
- Sponge
Ideas - Fill in the spare 10 minutes with these game ideas.
- Stages
of Discipline - Set up a consistent system for classroom discipline that will
be appropriate for students functioning at all stages
- E-Letters
- Keep current with educational news with these! Middle
School e-newsletters -
- Education News -
a page of links to on-line journals, some dealing with instructional technology
 - Effective
reading instruction in first grade .pdf version - Presented by Steve
Stahl at the 2002 Michigan Reading Recovery Conference.
- Fact
Monster - Everything from Atlas, Almanacs, Dictionary, Encyclopedia, World
News, Sports and other facts. Quizzes and games online.
- Free
Email Address Directory - a guide to choosing a free Email service
- Free
OpenCourse - a free and open educational resource (OER) for educators, students,
and self-learners around the world.
MIT OCW: * Is a publication of MIT
course materials * Does not require any registration * Is not a degree-granting
or certificate-granting activity * Does not provide access to MIT faculty - Grants
- where to find grant information
 - Grade
book - Engrade - Online grade book that is a free resource. Engrade's online
grade book suite includes custom grading scales, weighted assignments, attendance
tracking, homework calendar, printable student reports, online student reports,
and many more features.
- Hyper Studio - take look at Roger
Wagner's home page for HyperStudio
- Icebreakers
and Energizers - Activities that are just plain fun
- Icebreakers,
games and activities - This site features instructions to several playtested,
high quality icebreakers, games, and team building activities
-
Innovation Odyssey – a world tour of innovative uses of technology in
education
- Instructor
Idea Exchange - The August, 2000 topic was "What are your favorite ways to
kick off the new school year?" You enter your response or read what others wrote.
There is an archive of previous topics.
- Layered
Curriculum - Differentiate your classroom
- Learn
the Net - put a human face to cyberspace
- Learning
Differences - Library of PDF files that address NCLB
- Learning
Disability Web site - Many on-line inventories to give your students; Cognitive
Processing Inventory, LD terms and Definitions, Parent Support and more.
- The
Lexile Framework for Reading - Download resource kit for free!
- Lexile
Framework - Understanding the Framework
- Literacy,
Information and Technology in Education
- Memorization
Help - Can you remember long lists? your students' names? Try this site for
help!
- Middle Grade
Links and much more
- Middle
School Teacher Guide - many ideas
- Motivating
Moments - A wonderful site to peruse when you need a picker-upper.
- NASA
Educator Resource Center at Utah State University
- Netfiles
is an award-winning public television series designed to help teachers integrate
the Internet into their classrooms. They are compiling a list of video links to
their episodes. Go to this page to view an episode or simply just a segment from
their show. You will need Real Player G2 to see these
clips.
- The New
Teacher Page - links designed to assist new teachers.
- On-Line
Ordering System from the U. S. Department of Education - This new system is
intended to help you identify and order U.S. Department of Education products.
- Free
On-Line Workshops
- Concept to Classroom - a collaboration
between Thirteen Ed Online (WNET New York) and Disney Learning Partnership.
- Tapping
Into multiple intelligences
- Constructivism
as a Paradigm for Teaching and Learning
- Teaching
to Academic Standards
- Why
the Net? An Interactive Tool for the Classroom
- Cooperative
and Collaborative Learning
- Inquiry-based
Learning
- Assessment,
Evaluation, and Curriculum Redesign
- WebQuests
- Making
Family and Community Connections
- Interdisciplinary
Learning in Your Classroom
- After-school
Programs - From Vision to Reality
- Other collaborations
by Thirteen Ed Online (WNET New York)
- Digital
File Management in the Classroom
- Managing
Students With Computers
- Annenberg/CPB
List of Workshops and Courses - Too many to list individually, each requires
access to a weekly broadcast. Graduate credit is available for a fee.
- Learning
Math - a series of five multimedia, college-level courses designed to
teach mathematics content to elementary and middle school teachers
- Parent/Teacher
Relationships
- Building
Trust with Schools and Diverse Families - a glimpse of how fellow educators
from around the Northwest are addressing issues, overcoming obstacles, and attaining
success.
- Family
Night Lessons - Individual Confidence and Uniqueness
- Many
Languages, Many Cultures - suggestions and strategies
- Parent-Teacher
Conferences - Overview followed by stories of conferences.
- Practice
for Positive Relationships 2: Reaching out to Families -exploring what school
staff, school communities and education authorities are doing to promote positive
behaviour in Scottish schools.
- Special
Practices and Programs - strategies to reach all parents
- Powertolearn
- Cablevision's nationally recognized education initiative, empowers K-12 learning
in the tri-state area by making technology in the classroom useful and by facilitating
the home-school connection
- Professional
Resources from Scholastic's Educator magazine - Find information on classroom
management, assessment, grants and more.
- Questioning
ToolKit - Learn how to make the most of your questions while teaching!
- Questions
- Deep Questions - Questioning Strategies
- Reading/Literacy
Resources for Present and Future Teachers - From alphabetics to comprehension
to reading models to professional resources and lesson plans, this site contains
literacy links for present and future teachers.
- Resources
for Teachers - Assessment,Classroom Management , Lesson Plans, and Teacher
Helps
- RHL School Worksheets for
the following subjects: Reading Comprehension, English Basics, Math Problem Solving,
Research Skills, and Math Computation
- Scholastic
Teacher Resource Center
- Special
Education Page - This page contains special education-related links. General
links are at the top of the list; specific category links are at the bottom.
- Sponge
Activities - 10 Games- Ideas for occupying students for ten minutes.
- Standards
and Benchmarks database from McREL
- Standards,
Reform and Professional Development
- Study
Skills Self-Help Information from Virginia Tech's Division of Student Affairs
- suggestions on note taking study time, the SQ3R system and much more.
- StudyStack
- Using the StudyStack web site, you use your computer to display a stack of "virtual
cards" which contain information about a certain subject. Just like flashcards,
you can review the information at your own pace discarding the cards you've learned
and keeping the ones you still need to review.
- Study tips can be found
at the Augustine Club
of Columbia University.
- SurWeb
- Media Shows for content areas already created! Plus a cache of picture to use
for all subject areas, vocational included! Great Site! Also a matrix that includes
tests already created by standards. Plus learning segment media shows already
created with tests that go along with them!
- Tammy's
Technology Tips for Teachers
- Teacher
Resource Center from Scholastic - Get exactly what you need every day (pre-K
to 8)
- Teacher
Resources from TeacherLINK
- Teaching
Methods - Multiple links on almost everything dealing with education from
curriculum theory to classroom management to cooperative learning. Abundant sources
of links.
- Teaching
Practices at Apple Learning Interchange - Here you will discover a window
into an educator's classroom, through the extensive use of video to see and hear
all facets of the Teaching Practice.
- Teaching
Tips - Great site from Hawaii with loads of info for teachers.
- Teaching
with the Web - Thematic units with resources, online activities, off-line
activities and more! Activities categorized by grade level makes for simple navigation.
- Teachersfirst.com
has a classroom resource finder which you can use to search for Internet resources
or lesson plans. And if you can not find what you are looking for there, a keyword
search is provided.
- TEAMS Distance
Learning for all K12 Educators (Caution! This site has been
redesigned, and now requires many more clicks to find resources).
- Technology
Curriculum Integration Ideas - ideas for each of the disciplines on how to
integrate technology into the classroom.
- Technology
Integration Made Easy - Education World offers 19 easy and painless ways to
integrate technology into your daily routine
- Technology
Tips for Differentiated Instruction -Many ideas on how to use technology to
enhance differentiated Instruction.
- Thinkquest
- Over 7,000 websites created by students around the world who have participated
in a ThinkQuest Competition
- Tips
and Strategies for Co-Teaching at the Secondary Level - One tool being
used by many special and general educators to meet the needs of secondary students
is co-teaching.
 - TrackStar
- An on-line interface that helps instructors organize and annotate Web sites
(URL's) into lessons. The list of resources acts like a table of contents and
remains visible throughout the lesson allowing the user/student to easily browse
through the lesson and stay on track.
- Tutor
Training Activities from NWREL
- Video Clips
of Classroom Technology Use
- Edutopia
- What's working for K-12 schools
-
Just In Time Technology Integration In service
- Learning
Math - a series of five multimedia, college-level courses designed to
teach mathematics content to elementary and middle school teachers (video clips
included in each course)
- Weaving
The Internet Through Your Elementary Literacy Curriculum
- U.
S. Department of Education see also the Tennessee
Department of Education

Technology
Planning | Technology Self Assessment
| Professional Organizations
| Miscellaneous
Framework
for Evaluation and Professional Growth Office of Accountability and Assessment
- from the State of Tennessee Office of Accountability and Assessment Best
Practices of Technology Integration in Michigan - .The lesson plans that you
will find here have been written by practicing teachers and have been "kid tested"
to work in the classroom. "We
won the grant! Now what do we do?" - A Technology Planning WebQuest
for administrators. Little Creek Consolidated Schools has won a grant which will
allow them to put more technology into their schools. Many groups are asking questions
and they are looking to you for the answers. How will you know what's next and
how to satisfy all of those people asking questions? Use this Quest to help not
only Little Creek, but your school as well. Designed for use in a TASL session.
 - Assessing
Technology Programs from TechTamers (not all links are live)
- Building
Level Technology Plans produced by schools around the country, District
Level plans are also available
- An
Educator's Guide to Evaluating The Use of Technology in Schools and Classrooms
- Prepared for: US Department of Education, Office of Educational Research and
Improvement, also available in .pdf
format
- Evaluating
and Updating Technology and Planning from NSBA
- Guiding
Questions for Technology Planning - created by the Regional Technology in
Education Consortia
- Self Assessment instruments
- Assessment Tools
- from the Technology Applications Center for Educator Development in Texas
- District
Technology Self-Assessment Form - From Now On (FNO) the Educational Technology
Journal This technology assessment form may be duplicated and used within a school
district provided $25 is paid. Any other use or duplication is prohibited without
express permission.
- Learning
With Technology Profile Tool - This profile tool will help you to compare
your current instructional practices with a set of indicators for engaged learning
and high-performance technology, a graph of your responses will be displayed on
the screen.
- MyTarget -
Web-based self-assessment tool allows Indiana teachers to answer a series of questions.
Then, with the click of a button, the tool calculates results and recommends professional
development resources to fill the gaps. Click on Guest login at the top. It will
probably have the old guest data, but you can select your own answers. Tool 2
is the Technology assessment part.
- Sample
Administrator Technology Self-Assessment Tool - The purpose of developing
this sample tool is to assist superintendents, principals, and other administrators
in their leadership role of implementing appropriate technology in their schools.
- Teaching
with Technology Instrument - this five page document has ninety questions
on five different topics
- Tech
Self Assessment - Tool to print off; divided into elementary, middle and high
school assessments.
- Technology
Self Assessment Tool - seventeen page document
 - Technology
Self Assessment Tool - Quia site. Online assessment, but it is sent to the
person that created the test. A good use of this would be to print out the test
per teacher.
- Technology
Skills Assessment - Excellent site that has links to all skills to help beginners
learn the skill.
- Technology
Information Center for Administrative Leadership - For Administrators, By
Administrators
- Technology
Planning for K12 Education - resources that will help school districts in
their efforts to plan for the implementation and use of technology in teaching
and learning activities and processes, articles concerning technology planning,
links to other web sites that provide resources for educational technology planning
- Technology
Planning Tools - While specific details about the planning process vary from
district to district, most groups work through a similar sequence of planning
stages. This section outlines those stages and provides tools and techniques to
guide the process. One of the things you will find there is The Ten Commandments
of Technology Planning
- Technology
Plans Resources Online
- The
US Department of Education's Office of Educational Technology (OET) develops
national educational technology policy and implements this policy through Department-wide
educational technology programs
Articles - Articles
from Tech Soup
-
A Sample Technology Plan
- What
Is Involved In Technology Planning?
- Developing
Effective Technology Plans
- Technology
Planning: Recipe for Success - (1994)
- Promoting
Technology: 13 Ways to Do It
- The
Role of the School Business Manager in Technology Planning
Professional
Organizations - ASCD
the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development
- American
Association of School Administrators Conferences, job bulletin, legislation,
and other helpful resources.
- Council of
the Great City Schools an organization of the nation's largest urban public
school systems
- NAESP The National
Association of Elementary School Principals.
- NASSP
National Association of Secondary School Principals.
- NCTE
The National Council of Teachers of English
- NCTM
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
- NEA
National Education Association
- NMSA
National Middle School Association
- NSBA
National School Board Association
- NSTA
National Science Teachers Association
- Phi
Delta Kappa (PDK) - Information on conferences and research, downloadable
information and more.
- Tennessee
Department of Education
Miscellaneous
- Center
for Education Reform: Information on charter schools, school choice, standards
and testing, teacher and union issues, and other school reform issues.
- ERIC
- Educational Resources Information Center Clearinghouse on Education Management
- National
Center for Educational Statistics a source of recently released publications
- The
New Teacher's Guide to the US Department of Education
- US
Department of Education Programs, publications, news and more.
- U.
S. Universities organized by state
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