This is another site similar to the ones we've already seen. Teachers are able to connect with one another and share ideas. There are some really great pointers on this site.

This is an interesting article about school reforms that took place in the D.C. area but similar situations are happening across the country. It is good to know that people are standing up to injustices towards teachers. Many teacher have been laid off in the name of budget cuts... but is that justifiable? There still must be good reason for "ousting" a teacher. "Reform doesn't mean changing things just because you feel like it," said the PTA president. Reform should be considered to better the education process with students and teachers as the main constituents.

This site is very insightful, especially for students who are becoming teachers. It is a glimpse into the future as to the types of things we will be teaching.

The helpful pointers on this website are useful for both teachers and students. It addresses common issues such as spelling and grammar but also offers assistance for ESL students.

This place is a wonderful way for students to have a "hands-on" experience with history. A field trip to the museum (or even offering extra credit to students who choose to venture here on their own) would be an excellent way for students to connect the classroom with reality.

This is a scholarly journal created specifically for history teachers, hince the title. It is full of great articles and resources that would be excellent in the classroom.

This article is in regards to a school district in Florida which made it part of teacher protocol to not interact with their students on any social-networking website.

In my opinion, I think that it is inappropriate for teachers to "friend" their students. Inappropriate seems a little harsh to say but I do think that its better safe than sorry. Maybe once the student has moved on to high school and college it is okay to accept a friend request from them but even still whatever you post on the internet, you do it at your own risk.

This is also a great website for middle school english teachers. Its good for all teacher but especially english. There are suggestions from other teachers of lessons that have worked well for them.

This site is full of great resources for english teachers. You can also become a member which allows you to connect with other teachers and recieve newsletters.