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Cool site for math teachers to use. The site has games that students can play to understand math concepts.

he suggested collection of mathematical folklore might be enjoyable for mathematicians and for students because every joke contains a portion of truth or lie about our profession

A free online grammar check, always useful for students who are writing papers.

A search engine that brings up reliable websites for students

This search engine searches only the 35,000 Web sites that its staff of research experts and librarians and teachers have evaluated and approved. Takes away all the mess of researching that Google adds.

I posted this website because I think that it is a good example of how technology enhances communication between all levels of education (administration, teachers, parents and students). Most school systems have websites similiar to this.

Cramberry is a unique site that makes it easy for students to learn and study new material through online flashcards. students or teachers can make customized sets of cards that can be printed or studied online.

This is a great resource for students! They can review just about any english lesson. The website was designed by a popular textbook company, so the material is reliable and helpful.

Great resousre for documenting contacts with parents and for a number for parents and students as a contact number

This is an incredible website where students can take the stories they create in class and have the made into real books they can take home and keep forever.

This website allows teachers and parents to download a browser, similar to google or yahoo, where students can explore games, videos, email, etc just like a regular browser. The only difference is this website monitors what kids look at and only allows safe, kid friendly websites through.

This website connects parents, teachers, and students with tutors in their area.

U.S. department of education created this site to give teachers and parents an idea of how to work together in their students' education.

This is a list of hundreds of video lessons on topics from physics to economics. An amazing recourse for any teacher or student.

This is a pdf file of a presentation. It describes what the teacher should be doing, what the students should be doing, and what type of questions the teacher should be asking the students

Sweetsearch is a way for students to search sites that have been approved by "staff of research experts and librarians and teachers have evaluated and approved." This is great because it prevents students from using sites that may be misleading or full of wrong information.

This is more geard towards younger students like elementary age, however some of the definitions are a foundation to any math problem. Use them if your students are confused about a new lesson topic to help show them what something means.

A good site to show students. If they are at home (and have a computer) and don't understand some homework assignments, they can go to this site to get examples and definitions. In high school they can use it for Algebra, Calc I, and Calc II

This is a good website if I have a student who is having trouble with pronunciation or even with grammar. There are pronunciation guides with sound and grammar exercises for people who need some extra practice.