EDUF 6115

The Department of Education created "Doing What Works" in order to take research based instruction and making it accessible and usable to the teacher. The materials range from helping low performing schools, encouraging girls in math and science, dropout prevention, and implementing Response to Intervention.

One of the ways to improve student performance in schools is to have parents who are active in their education. This website gives ideas on how to increase parent involvement in the schools. Their activities within the school gives them a vested interst in seeing the school succeed as well as their own children.

The website itself is about building better communities by creating "equitable and just schools." The page I have bookmarked is a list of handouts relating to multicultural education and working around poverty and the social classes. The material at times is out of the norm for the typical teacher, but there are gems hidden amongst the ideas.

Numerous ways to teach English to children including puzzles, flashcards, games, and songs. No registration required.

Numerous ways to teach children about diversity including games and packets of information.

This website provides resources such as workshops and services showing teachers how to teach effectively. It is a program provided and created by the University of Oregon for teachers.

This page has a little bit of everything. Tools, guides, lesson plans, etc. Plus, you can type "diversity" into the search bar on this site and get many articles on diversity.

This site has several links to pages with strategies for dealing with diversity.