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| Aid for writing - The Easy Essay.com |
FREE resource that "can teach almost anyone how to logically organize a proof format (as an essay, speech, business memo etc,) for any fact, concept or idea in 5 minutes."
Could be useful resource for tutors, teachers parents and students. | | Hits: 425 | Report Broken Link | |
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| Adventures in Writing | This Web site contains information on helping students with writing, a mentoring page offering to work with students on-line with their writing , and a web place to publish "worthy" and appropriate materials. | | Hits: 2721 | Report Broken Link | |
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| Africans in America |
This is a PBS site. America's journey through
slavery is presented in four parts. For each era, you'll find a
historical Narrative, a Resource Bank of images, documents, stories,
biographies, and commentaries, and a Teacher's Guide for using the
content of the Web site and television series in U.S. history courses.
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| AgameAday.com | Agameaday.com has created thousands of games, puzzles and related materials designed in print, online, as well as a CD-ROM, to stimulate learning, problem solving and creative thinking. | | Hits: 2060 | Report Broken Link | |
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| Black History Past |
This 3,000 page site is dedicated to providing reference materials to
the general public on African American history in the United States and
on the history of people of African ancestry around the world. | | Hits: 787 | Report Broken Link | |
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| Blogs about learning, teaching, etc. |
This section of the library has a list of blogs written by educators and learning experts. These offer many ideas for expanding what you might do to inspire and support learning habits in the youth you work with. | | Hits: 13 | Report Broken Link | |
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| Blue Earth, Minnesota Area Schools Web Site Links | This site has gathered hundreds of links, by category that any youth, educator, parent or stakeholder can use to help kids learn and be inspired by knowledge. By posting this list o?n the internet the school system has made it available to any o?ne in the world, not just youth and adults in their own community. Take some time to browse the links. They cover a wide range of topics.?? | | Hits: 1825 | Report Broken Link | |
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| BrainPop | BrainPop, includes creative learning activities,? o?n-line movies, etc. that teach Health, Science, Technology, Math and more. Nominated for a 2003 Webby Award in the category of best education Web sites for 2003. | | Hits: 1865 | Report Broken Link | |
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| Civil Rights Documentation Project |
Intended to serve the needs of teachers and students, the Civil Rights Documentation Project demonstrates that Congress is capable of converting big ideas into powerful law, that citizen engagement is essential to that process, and that the public policies produced forty years ago continue to influence our lives. | | Hits: 905 | Report Broken Link | |
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| Comic Book and Music Projects Engage Youth | In the introduction this web sites says "Center for Educational Pathways has been working hard since 2001 to help children and youth build core academic skills through creativity and entrepreneurship. The Comic Book Project and Youth Music Exchange represent not only cutting-edge curricula but over 100 years of ideas and theories from progressive educators like John Dewey, Maxine Greene, and others. Our goal is to put those ideas into practice by developing project-based, inquiry-based curricula for the students, teachers, and communities who need it most. Our projects encourage teachers to become instructional designers; students become dedicated leaders and empowered critical thinkers."
Visit the site to learn more. These look like exciting programs that could be implemented in schools and/or non-school programs. | | Hits: 304 | Report Broken Link | |
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| Common Sense Media - resource for youth, parents, educators, mentors, |
From the web site: "Common Sense Media is dedicated to improving the lives of kids and families by providing the trustworthy information, education, and independent voice they need to thrive in a world of media and technology.
We exist because our nation's children spend more time with media and digital activities than they do with their families or in school, which profoundly impacts their social, emotional, and physical development . As a non-partisan, not-for-profit organization, we provide trustworthy information and tools, as well as an independent forum, so that families can have a choice and a voice about the media they consume." | | Hits: 29 | Report Broken Link | |
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