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wow bet you find something great

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A writing editor tool

Great article to read and comment. Lots to agree with and lots to object to but regardless educators must consider this.

I originally read this in Washington Post's education blog Answer Sheet. http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/answer-sheet/wp/2013/05/16/how-to-teach-history-and-how-not-to/

While the main purpose of the site are some technology sites that will help with writing, take a look at the Sidebar Sites. They are really worth looking at. By the way, if you're not subscribed to edudemic, think about doing so.

This is an incredible resource. Plan to spend some time looking around.

This is an enormous resource. I highly recommend it. Spend a little time clicking on the Blue Tabs at the top - Home, Teacher Guides, Google Tools, Video Tools, etc. to get a sense of what's available. 

This is a New Jersey site which contains a number of online courses, mainly math and science, which use SMART interactive whiteboards. 

This is a great list of online courses - many are free.

Don't forget to check the entire list of Edutopia guides; there's a link on the page.

This is a good list with links - which should help fill out the short descriptions. You might want to RSS feed the blog as well. The content is almost always of good quality.

Looks worth exploring - perhaps a Game Club or After-School activity to begin with.