General Resources

Links verified 2/13/2023

1. 101 + Teaching Tips (not much technology here, but some very interesting ideas)
2. Aim High - Bloom's Taxonomy Breakdown
3. Counselor/Teacher Articles - many suggestions for guidance counselors.
4. Education News - a page of links to on-line journals, some dealing with instructional technology
5. Effective Online Teaching Methods - some of the most effective methods of online teaching
6. Fact Monster - Everything from Atlas, Almanacs, Dictionary, Encyclopedia, World News, Sports and other facts. Quizzes and games online.
7. Free Email Address Directory - a guide to choosing a free Email service
8. Grants - where to find grant information
9. How to Start Class Everyday - effective teaching tips from Harry and Rosemary Wong
10. How to Study Effectively - access to top-notch articles on useful study skills
11. Memorization Help - Can you remember long lists? your students' names? Try this site for help!
12. Middle Web - all about the middle grades
13. Middle School Teacher Guide - many ideas
14. Motivating Moments - A wonderful site to peruse when you need a picker-upper.
15. Professional Resources from Scholastic's Educator magazine - Find information on classroom management, assessment, grants and more.
16. RHL School Worksheets - Reading Comprehension, English Basics, Math Problem Solving, Research Skills, and Math Computation
17. Simplevle - a virtual learning environment that provides a set of tools for creating online tests, quizzes, exams, and other class content including presentations, lesson plans, and homework assignments with a focus on simplicity.
18. 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. [This expired link is available through the Wayback Machine Internet Archive. If the page doesn't load quickly click on Impatient? at the bottom right of the page.]
19. 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. [This expired link is available through the Wayback Machine Internet Archive. If the page doesn't load quickly click on Impatient? at the bottom right of the page.]
20. U. S. Department of Education see also the Tennessee Department of Education