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Electronic
Resources
For
print
versions of assignments & rubrics, go to: Assignments
Social
Studies Journals. A good place to start looking for teaching
ideas is in the professional journals section of the Library. The three
social studies journals you will find most useful are Social Studies
and the Young Learner, Social Education, and The Social
Studies.
Internet Resources. These
links are designed to help you find lesson plans, virtual field trips,
resources and other materials related to social studies. They are grouped
by category, and then listed alphabetically.
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| Anthropology/Culture |
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| Assessment |
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| Character
Education |
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| Critical
Thinking |
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| Economics |
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| General |
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| Geography |
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| History |
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| Technology/Virtual
Field Trips |
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| Standards |
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| Teacher
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Resources
for Classroom Teaching & Learning. The
following links lead to useful web sites & electronic articles that
provide information and answers to questions on
classroom management, teaching and learning issues.
- Classroom
Organization & Management Program
http://peabody.vanderbilt.edu/depts/tandl/exreview/research/Comp/
COMP shows you how to put more than 20 years of effective classrooms
research into practice. Developed at Vanderbilt University by Carolyn
Evertson it is used by thousands of teachers nationwide. If you would
like to see the materials, I am a certified trainer and can show them
to you.
- LEARN
North Carolina http://www.learnnc.org
The University of North Carolina provides a collection of resources
for classroom teaching & learning. The Beacon, an online
magazine, offers a variety of articles including education success stories
and strategies for better teaching.
- What
Is Your Classroom Management Profile?
http://education.indiana.edu/cas/tt/v1i2/what.html
This article on classroom management style is from Indiana Universitys
Teacher Talk.
- Schoolwide
& Classroom Discipline
http://nwrel.orh/scpd/sirs/5/cu9.html
This useful and interesting article is from the Northwest Regional Educational
Laboratory located in Portland, ORone of ten U.S. Department of
Education Regional Laboratories
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