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American Rhetoric
AskERIC
Assistive Media
BookHive
EDSITEment
Education World
Educational Materials
ERIC
Grammar
Higher Education
Learning Network
Learning Page
Lesson Plans
Math--Ask Dr. Math
Missouri DESE
Private School Review
Story Place
Themes
U.S. Department of Education
Research Tools/References
Missouri Resources
Government Pages
Job Search
Colleges and Universities
Educators Resources
Health Resources
Miscellaneous Topics
Learn A Test
C-Base Study Guides
Search Engines and Directories
Library Home Page
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American
Rhetoric:
The Power of Oratory in the United States--Provides
online access to speeches. Contains an index to more than
5,000 full-text audio and video versions of public speeches, the
100 most significant American political speeches, and memorable
speeches in Hollywood movies.
Answers.com--References
on people, places, and things. Updated daily.
Ask
Dr. Math--Provides answers for
math students from kindergarten through college. It also
has a Teachers2Teachers service for math instructors.
AskERIC--Personalized
Internet-based service providing education information to teachers,
librarians, counselors, administrators, parents, and others.
Assistive Media--The
mission of Assistive Media is to heighten the educational, cultural,
and quality-of-living standard for people with disabilities.
This site "expands the world of reading" by offering spoken-word
recordings of short-subject literary works through the Web.
It reproduces copyright-approved materials from a variety of periodicals,
such as The New Yorker, Wired, Smithsonian, Granta, and
from independent writers.
BookHive--Provides
book reviews and reading recommendations for children, birth to
12 years in nearly two dozen reading interest areas.
EDSITEment--The
best of the Humanities on the web. Online humanities resources
from some of the world's great museums, libraries, cultural institutions,
and universities directly to your classroom.
Education
World--The educator's best
friend. Provides lesson plans, information on school issues,
professional development, technology intregration, and much more.
ERIC
(Educational Resources Information Center)--Provides
16 subject-specific clearinghouses on a broad range of education-related
issues.
Federal
Reserve Education--Provides access to matrials for
teachers; elementary, high school and college students; and consumers
trying to decipher complicated financial issues. Features:
matching games and word puzzles for younger students and interactive
simulations for older students.
Finding
Missouri: Our History and Heritage--This video series,
for students and teachers in Missouri's elementary and secondary
schools, was funded by the Missouri Department of Elementary and
Secondary Education (DESE) and the Historical Preservation Section
of the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. Each of the 18
digitized videos focuses on a single topic and lasts approximately
10-15 minutes.
Gateway to Educational
Materials--The key to one-stop,
any-stop access to high quality lesson plans, curriculum units
and other education resources on the Internet!
Grammar
- Guide to Grammar and Writing --Guide
to grammar and writing: clauses, phrases, sentence fragments,
capitalization, subject-verb agreement, rules for comma usage,
spelling, plague words and phrases, abbreviations, sentence fragments,
and other basics. Quizzes, Ask a Grammar Question, Grammarlogs
Archive, Handouts, Pop-Up Lexicon.
- Grammar Slammer Deluxe -- The help file that goes beyond a grammar checker; quick and to the point with a "common mistakes" feature and a letter writing section.
- Owl Online Writing Lab -- A writing lab that includes handouts and exercises on grammar, spelling, and punctuation; contains a section for ESL.
- Grammar Bytes -- This site includes definitions, exercises, handouts, as well as tips and rules.
- Guide to Grammar and Style -- This guide is a miscellany of grammatical rules and explanations, comments on style, and suggestions on usage. Includes many great links.
Higher Education--A
hub of information related to professional organizations, research
centers, graduate programs, and policy making in the field of
higher education.
Learning Network's Fun
Brain--This site is for K-8
teachers and kids! Provides motivational and educational
online math games for all students.
Learning Page--The
online gateway to the National Digital Library Program historical
collections (American Memory) tailored to the needs of students
and educators. History mysteries, educators' page.
Lesson
Plans
- Qutta
Ray's Head--Lesson Plans, Handouts, and Ideas.
A collection of lesson plans with handouts.
Missouri
Department of Elementary and Secondary Education--This
site has publications, school data, news, programs and services,
educational initiatives, and personnel information for K-12.
NetSmartz
Workshop--An interactive, educational safety
resource from the National Center for Missing & Exploited
Children ® and Boys & Girls Clubs of America for children
(ages 5-17), parents, guardians, educators and law enforcement
that uses age-appropriate, 3-D activities to teach children how
to stay safer on the Internet.
Missouri-specific
materials are available from http://www.netsmartz.org/education/mo/
. MOREnet offers training
on how to implement NetSmartz Workshop materials into a
school or library.
Net
Trekker--An Internet search engine specifically designed
for children and their parents. It combines the
power of 180,000 teacher-approved websites to
return search results that are 100% academically relevant, timesaving
and easy to use for students in grades K-12.
Private
School Review--Profiles of private
elementary day schools and high schools.
Story Place--Provides
animated online stories, interactive activities, reading lists,
children's craft projects, and activity sheets in English and
Spanish.
Surf
the Net with Kids provides educational web site reviews
for teachers and families.
eThemes
is an extensive database of content-rich, age-appropriate resources
organized around specific themes for educators to use in their
classrooms
U.S. Department of Education
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