The suggested sites have been broken down into broad catagories to help you better focus your exploration. These catagories will become more clearly defined as more sites are added. To be thorough, some sites are listed in more than one catagory. Be sure to check the General Resources page for other references that are quite useful.

The Art of Teaching

The sites listed in this section relate more to teaching as a profession rather than resources on specific subjects. There is certainly some overlap here as these sites may also offer other lists of resources. Multi-Subject Sites

These are sites that cover many subject areas. You will find a wealth of resource information in each of these listings. K-5 Education

Many of the categories listed on this page will be helpful to teachers of younger students. There are some sites that are especially helpful, however, in teaching students in the lower grades. History/Social Studies

The sites listed in this section cover broad topics as well as those directed toward more specific areas (history, government, military, etc). Science

Would you like to see some easy to do experiments for your students to do in class or at home? Maybe you would like to see beautiful color closeups of different rock formations, take a virtual field trip to Africa, or look at how science relates to events in the news. All of that and more can be found in the science listings. Mathematics

Find the stories behind the numbers. Take a look into the past as well as the future, with mathematics. English/Language Arts

Whether you are interested in literature from ancient myths to science fiction, or want to check for the correct answer to a grammar or style question, you'll find what you are looking for in these listings. Health/Physical Education

Sites are now available to help with teaching health and physical education. Whatever the age group with which you work, you can find helpful ideas here. Fine Arts

Music, art and drama are all important in a student's education. You will find a variety of useful sites in this section. Vocational Education

Preparing students to work in today's world is not an easy task. Have a look at the trends in vocational education around the world or just look to share ideas as you explore these listings. Special Education

Special children have special needs. Whatever the need, you should be able to find some useful starting points for exploring in this section. Foreign Languages/English as a Second Language

Whether you are looking for dictionaries, translators or other resources, you can find them on the Internet. See what you can find to help your particular need. Gifted Education

There are many types of gifted education being utilized in education today. . Take a look at what is happening! Guidance

Attempting to help so many students plan for the future, as well as helping them deal with the everyday stresses of attending school in today's society, is a tough job. See what might be available to make your responsibilities more managable.

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