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Links AOL@SCHOOL A resource center for teachers, administrators, and children, the site provides links to lesson plans, homework help, researching topics, current research, and class activities. The Big Deal Book for K-6 Educators A free downloadable PDF file is available of this guide that lists resources to some $1 billion in grant opportunities, thousands of dollars worth of free equipment and materials, annotated websites by subject category, and best bets on technology training programs. Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC) ERIC is the largest education database in the world, containing more than 1 million records of journal articles, research reports, curriculum and teaching guides, conference papers, and books. ERIC is supported by the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Educational Research and Improvement and is administered by the National Library of Education. Family Education Network Provides standards-based activities, lesson plans, research tools, homework help, creative activities, printables, games, and instructional techniques for teachers and parents of children K-12. FunBrain.com This Family Education Network site provides free games and online quizzes for children K-8, parents, and teachers. No Child Left Behind The No Child Left Behind website provides information and answers to questions about the Scholastic.com Scholastic.com has won numerous awards and offers classroom-tested online curriculum, lesson plans and reproducibles, professional resources, online activities, news, and background on authors and books. Teachers.net This site hosts teacher chat rooms, mailrings, and bulletin boards. It also offers free lesson plan, curriculum, and teacher project ideas. U.S. Department of Education The Department was established to ensure equal access to education and to promote educational excellence for all Americans. The site includes many publications for parents. State Department of Education Our mission at the Oklahoma State Department of Education, is to improve student success through: service to schools, parents and students; leadership for education reform; and regulation/ deregulation of state and federal laws to provide accountability while removing any barriers to student success. |
