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Music That Puts The Cool Back In School! There are some cool songs and raps! This would definitely be something different for students to read!

Again, great site to get resources and lesson ideas for your social studies class

This one is no brainer, great for ideas for lessons, and provides many useful resources for pe teachers

Strategies for Studying

A webpage set up by Berkeley that provides some in-depth tips on how to study for how to learn, practice, study and test in math.

Listed below are resources that address the Reading and Writing academic needs of specific disability groups. You can jump to a particular disability you are interested in servicing with the list to the right. Each link will open a new window of your web browser to ensure you don't loose you place within our site and allow you to save links you find helpful.

Impairments result from injury, illness or genetic disorders. Many people have more than one impairment which can be variously disabling depending on the provisions that society makes for the person's inclusion. For example, a person who uses a wheelchair may have no difficulties negotiating a well designed, accessible building but could be completey disabled in the adjacent building which is poorly designed. Understanding the implications of a person's impairment is more useful than knowing what a person's disability "label" is. Looking at the implications is the first step in providing suitable accommodations to ensure that approaches to teaching and support are as inclusive as possible. Following are brief descriptions of some major impairment groups.

Each strategy has the purpose of empowering students to become active, responsible learners.

This is a great resource for reading strategies.

This is an awesome place to get great ideas for teaching health and heatlh units. This can help a lot of teachers such as science teachers, family studies teachers and physical educators teach their courses. There are some awesome activities for teachers.