It seems that everytime I search for a lesson plan on a certain topic, a LearnNC webpage comes up. I've learned to just go straight here to find new ideas because it is easy to navigate and offers a wealth of information.
everittpm 's List: 5 Best & Worst Educational Websites
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K–12 teaching and learning · from the UNC School of Education
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Jan 10, 09
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Although this site doesn't help me so much with my content area (Spanish), it helped out a lot when I covered a few math classes a few years ago. There are lots of drill & practice worksheets and other lesson plans available on here.
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Learn Spanish
If you want to learn to speak Spanish, you’ve come to the right place.
Getting Started
With so much free material for learning Spanish (over 1,000 pages!), many people want to know where to begin. Learn more.
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I sent students here all the time to get more pratice on grammar concepts and vocabulary. It offers very good "drill and practice" type things, which some students need to be able to remember a particular aspect of grammar. It might not be very valuable for other subject areas, though! :)
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This site is another good resource for lesson plans. I frequently browse the forums and share lesson ideas with other teachers. It's also a good place to just vent, or to help out another frustrated teacher who is venting and needs some support.
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Although it seems to cater to the lower grades, there are plenty of ideas for fun games and cultural activities that I can do with my students in Spanish 1 and 2. I haven't explored other subject areas before, but there seems to be plenty available for many different curricula.
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FIRST IN MY LIST OF BAD WEBSITES:
I can't imagine charging another teacher for lesson ideas or help teaching a difficult topic. We, as teachers, need to not guard our tools of the trade -- we need to share them. All of us want our students to learn, and I see this website as a horrible barrier to spreading learning across geographic barriers.
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Saturday, January 10, 2009
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BAD SITE #2:
It's not that I have anything against learning about news in the world of education, my gripe with this site is that I don't have time to weed through all their articles to find the ones with real substance to them. There are plenty of other websites to use to keep a teacher up-to-date on things!!
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<tr><td rowspan="2"><img height="52" width="1" src="http://www.ednews.org/images/EDNEWS3_18.gif" alt=""></td><br/> <td><img height="34" width="1" src="http://www.ednews.org/images/spacer.gif" alt=""></td><br/> </tr><br/> <tr><br/> <td colspan="10"><form target="_top" method="get" action="http://www.ednews.org/pages/google+search.html"><br/> <table border="0" bgcolor="#ffffff"><br/> <tbody><tr><br/> <td height="31" width="167" nowrap="nowrap"><table width="165"><br/> <tbody><tr><br/> <td width="56"><input value="" type="radio" name="sitesearch" id="radio"><br/> <label title="Search the Web" for="radio"><font color="#000000" size="-1">Web</font></label></td><br/> <td width="97"><input checked="checked" value="www.ednews.org" type="radio" name="sitesearch" id="radio2"><br/> <label title="Search www.ednews.org" for="radio2"><font color="#000000" size="-1">The Site </font></label></td><br/> </tr><br/> </tbody></table></td><br/> <td width="427" nowrap="nowrap"><input value="www.ednews.org;www.educationnews.org" type="hidden" name="domains2"><br/> <label for="label" style="display: none;">Enter your search terms</label><br/> <input value="" type="text" maxlength="255" size="31" name="q2" id="label"><br/> <input value="Search" type="submit" name="sa2" id="sa"><br/> <input value="pub-2067116789370298" type="hidden" name="client2"><br/> <input value="1" type="hidden" name="forid2"><br/> <input value="ISO-8859-1" type="hidden" name="ie2"><br/> <input value="ISO-8859-1" type="hidden" name="oe2"><br/> <input value="active" type="hidden" name="safe2"><br/> <input value="GALT:#008000;GL:1;DIV:#336699;VLC:663399;AH:center;BGC:FFFFFF;LBGC:336699;ALC:0000FF;LC:0000FF;T:000000;GFNT:0000FF;GIMP:0000FF;FORID:11" type="hidden" name="cof2"><br/> <input value="en" type="hidden" name="hl2"></td><br/> </tr><br/> </tbody></table><br/> </form><br/> <!-- SiteSearch Google --></td><br/> <td align="right" bgcolor="#ffffff" valign="top" colspan="2"><script language="Javascript"><br/><!--<br/>/*<br/> Java Script Calendar is a small script for web pages which displays current Day of the week, Month, Date and Year along with Holidays notification. Just like this working demo below. It will work with Netscape 2++, Microsoft 3++ and Opera 3++ web browsers.<br/><br/> Tuesday, November 24, 1998 <br/><br/>About 70 holidays from all over the world are displayed by Calendar (if you know other ones, let me know, I will add them). It even calculates Easter Sunday date! To see how it works change the date on your computer to January, 1,<br/>for example and re-load the page.<br/><br/>Installation is very simple. Just copy the script below, everything between SCRIPT and SCRIPT tags (including tags themselves) and paste in the place you want it to appear on your page. You can customize the way<br/> it looks by changing document.write function arguments just after month names definitions. Java Script Calendar is free without any limitations. Copyright © Eugene Vassiltsov. But please, let me know if you will use it.<br/>*/<br/><br/> calendar = new Date();<br/> day = calendar.getDay();<br/> month = calendar.getMonth();<br/> date = calendar.getDate();<br/> year = calendar.getYear();<br/> if (year < 1000)<br/> year+=1900<br/> cent = parseInt(year/100);<br/> g = year % 19;<br/> k = parseInt((cent - 17)/25);<br/> i = (cent - parseInt(cent/4) - parseInt((cent - k)/3) + 19*g + 15) % 30;<br/> i = i - parseInt(i/28)*(1 - parseInt(i/28)*parseInt(29/(i+1))*parseInt((21-g)/11));<br/> j = (year + parseInt(year/4) + i + 2 - cent + parseInt(cent/4)) % 7;<br/> l = i - j;<br/> emonth = 3 + parseInt((l + 40)/44);<br/> edate = l + 28 - 31*parseInt((emonth/4));<br/> emonth--;<br/> var dayname = new Array ("Sunday", "Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday");<br/> var monthname = <br/> new Array ("January","February","March","April","May","June","July","August","September","October","November","December" );<br/> document.write("<font face=verdana,arial size=2>");<br/> document.write(dayname[day] + ", ");<br/> document.write(monthname[month] + " ");<br/> if (date< 10) document.write("0" + date + ", ");<br/> else document.write(date + ", ");<br/> document.write(year + " <font color=FF0000>");<br/> // Easter<br/> if ((month == emonth) && (date == edate)) document.write("Easter Sunday (Western) ");<br/> // January<br/> if ((month == 0) && (date == 1)) document.write("New Year's Day");<br/> if ((month == 0) && (date == 15)) document.write("Adults Day (Japan)");<br/> if ((month == 0) && (date == 27)) document.write("Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart born (1756)");<br/> if ((month == 0) && (day == 1) && (date > 14) && (date< 22)) document.write("Martin Luther King's Birthday");<br/> // February<br/> if ((month == 1) && (date == 2)) document.write("Groundhog Day");<br/> if ((month == 1) && (date == 8)) document.write("Jules Verne born (1828)");<br/> if ((month == 1) && (date == 11)) document.write("National Foundation Day (Japan)");<br/> if ((month == 1) && (date== 12)) document.write("Lincoln's Birthday");<br/> if((month == 1) && (date == 14)) document.write("St. Valentine's Day");<br/> if ((month == 1) && (date == 15)) document.write("Galileo Galilei born (1564)");<br/> if ((month == 1) && (date == 22)) document.write("Washington's Birthday");<br/> if ((month == 1) && (date == 29)) document.write("Leap Day");<br/> // March<br/> if ((month == 2) && (date == 3)) document.write("Girl's Day (Japan)");<br/> if ((month == 2) && (date == 17)) document.write("St. Patrick's Day");<br/> if ((month == 2) && (date == 21)) document.write("J.S. Bach born (1685)");<br/> // April<br/> if ((month == 3) && (date == 1)) document.write("April Fools' Day");<br/> if ((month == 3) && (date == 8)) document.write("Buddha born");<br/> if ((month == 3) && (date == 15) && (day != 0)) document.write("Income Tax Day (USA), ");<br/> if ((month == 3) && (date == 16) && (day == 1)) document.write("Income Tax Day (USA) ");<br/> if ((month == 3) && (date == 15)) document.write("Leonardo da Vinci born (1452)");<br/> if ((month == 3) && (date == 22)) document.write("Earth Day");<br/> if ((month == 3) && (date == 29)) document.write("Emperor's Birthday (Japan)");<br/> if ((month == 3) && (day == 0) && (date > 0) && (date< 8)) document.write("Daylight Savings Time Begins");<br/> // May<br/> if ((month == 4) && (date == 1)) document.write("May Day, Boy's Day (Japan)");<br/> if ((month == 4) && (date == 2)) document.write("Constitution Day (Japan)");<br/> if ((month == 4) && (date == 5)) document.write("Cinco de Mayo (Mexico), Children's Day (Japan)");<br/> if ((month == 4) && (date == 14)) document.write("Independence Day (Paraguay)");<br/> if ((month == 4) && (day == 0) && (date > 7) && (date< 16)) document.write("Mother's Day");<br/> if ((month == 4) && (day == 1) && (date > 24)) document.write("Memorial Day");<br/> // June<br/> if ((month == 5) && (date == 5)) document.write("Constitution Day (Denmark)");<br/> if ((month == 5) && (date == 6)) document.write("D-Day (USA)");<br/> if ((month == 5) && (date == 11)) document.write("Kamehameha (Hawaii)");<br/> if ((month == 5) && (date == 14)) document.write("FlagDay (USA)");<br/> if ((month == 5) && (date == 21)) document.write("Summer Solstice");<br/> if((month == 5) && (date == 24)) document.write("St. Jean Baptiste Day (Canada)");<br/> if ((month == 5) && (date == 30)) document.write("Independence Day (Zaire)");<br/> if ((month == 5) && (day == 0) && (date > 15) && (date< 24)) document.write("Father's Day");<br/> // July<br/> if ((month == 6) && (date == 1)) document.write("Independence Day (Canada)");<br/> if ((month == 6) && (date == 4)) document.write("Independence Day (USA)");<br/> if ((month == 6) && (date == 14)) document.write("Bastille Day (France)");<br/> // August<br/> if ((month == 7) && (date == 1)) document.write("Confederation Day (Switzerland)");<br/> if ((month == 7) && (date == 10)) document.write("Independence Day (Ecuador)");<br/> if ((month == 7) && (date == 15)) document.write("Independence Day (India)");<br/> // September<br/> if ((month == 8) && (date == 7)) document.write("Independence Day (Brazil)");<br/> if ((month == 8) && (date == 15)) document.write("Respect for the Aged Day (Japan)");<br/> if ((month == 8) && (date == 16)) document.write("Independence Day (Mexico)");<br/> if ((month == 8) && (day== 1)&& (date > 0) && (date< 8)) document.write("Labor Day (USA)");<br/> // October<br/> if ((month == 9) && (date == 1)) document.write("German Reunufication (1990)");<br/> if ((month == 9) && (date == 10)) document.write("Health-Sports Day (Japan)");<br/> if ((month == 9) && (day == 1) && (date > 7) && (date< 16)) document.write("Columbus Day (USA)");<br/> if ((month == 9) && (day == 0) && (date > 24) && (date< 31)) document.write("Daylight Savings Time Ends");<br/> if ((month == 9) && (day == 0) && (date == 31)) document.write("Daylight Savings Time Ends<BR>");<br/> if ((month == 9) && (date == 24)) document.write("United Nations Day");<br/> if ((month == 9) && (date == 31)) document.write("Halloween");<br/> // November<br/> if ((month == 10) && (date == 1)) document.write("All Saints Day");<br/> if ((month == 10) && (date == 2)) document.write("All Souls Day");<br/> if ((month == 10) && (date == 3)) document.write("Culture Day (Japan)");<br/> if ((month == 10) && (date == 11)) document.write("Veteran's Day (USA), Remembrance Day (Canada)");<br/> if ((month == 10) && (date ==20)) document.write("Revolution Day (Mexico)");<br/> if ((month == 10) && (date == 23)) document.write("Labor Thanksgiving Day (Japan)");<br/>// if ((month == 10) && (day == 4) && (date > 23) && (date< 30)) document.write("Thanksgiving (USA)");<br/> // if ((month == 10) && (date == 30) && (day == 4)) document.write("Thanksgiving (USA)");<br/> // December<br/> if ((month == 11) && (date == 10)) document.write("Human Rights Day");<br/> if ((month == 11) && (date == 21)) document.write("Winter Solstice");<br/> if ((month == 11) && (date == 24)) document.write("Christmas Eve");<br/> if ((month == 11) && (date == 25)) document.write("Christmas");<br/> if ((month == 11) && (date == 26)) document.write("Boxing Day");<br/> if ((month == 11) && (date == 31)) document.write("New Year's Eve");<br/> document.write("<br></font>");<br/>//--><br/> </script><font size="2" face="verdana,arial">Saturday, January 10, 2009 <font color="#ff0000"><br></font> </font></td><br/> <td align="right" bgcolor="#ffffff"></td></tr>
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Obama, Duncan Praise National Board Certification
Dec. 18--When President-elect Obama announced Chicago Public Schools (CPS) chief Arne Duncan as his choice for U.S. Secretary of Education earlier this week, both individuals praised the impact of National Board Certification.
2009 NBPTS Conference Registration Open
Dec. 17--Registration is now open for the 2009 NBPTS Conference, July 15-18, 2009, Atlanta, Georgia.
NBPTS Statement on Arne Duncan, U.S. Secretary of Education Nominee
Dec. 16--NBPTS is pleased to support President-elect Obama’s selection of Arne Duncan as U.S. Secretary of Education.
The 2009 National Conference Begins!
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I have nothing against National Board Certification (I am National Board certified), but I found throughout the process that this website is absolutely horrible. Oftentimes a link won't work, and sometimes certian links lead you in circles and you never actually get where you need to go. I also think they try to "toot their own horn" too much instead of offering valuable advice or guidance for propspective National Board candidates.
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BAD WEBSITE #4:
I've accidentally come here several times looking for lesson plans, but I never seem to be able to get anything accomplished. The page itself is confusing to navigate, and I feel like everytime I search for something it leads me to a different website that has little or nothing to do with what I'm looking for. THUMBS DOWN!
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BAD WEBSITE #5:
Another website where you have to pay for lesson plans. Again, I think it's absolutely ridiculous that anybody should have to pay to get quality lesson plans to use in their classrooms. I would like to see some of their lesson plans -- I wonder if they are any good at all!!
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