MDSK 3151 Fall 2011 Group B

An article about possible complications and benefits Facebook brings into the classroom

A short article of how a History teacher uses Twitter to have students answer questions.

Another brief article that looks at the negative and good impacts of social media with kids.

This article discusses a state law in Missouri which would outlaw teachers and students communicating through facebook. The article offers quite a few opinions on the social networking and teaching being used together.

this website is a discussion board that teachers can post ideas and thoughts on that would be able to help other teachers as well from anywhere in the world.

A webpage with 10 tips for better classroom management. Very suful because this is one of the issues that I am most worried about when I teach

This is a jeopardy archive with a search bar. You can literally search any topic and find jeopardy questions from the show about that topic, great for a warmup or test review etc.

This is a search engine specifically made for students and teachers!

This could be a cool tool to use. It is a slideshow maker that can include words on the bottom of a picture and music. Great for social studies!

This is a great way for students to share notes and for teachers to pull things from online textbooks or resources to share with students and you can put it all in one place.

A website for teachers to make quizzes, worksheets, study guides etc. 

A web tool that can be used to create worksheets or quizzes, homework, or tests. Good for home school teachers, or teachers who need new worksheets!

this is an educational website for a student to look into as to how to write a historical paper and gives you tips to write a better paper

this website gives insight and ideas for different things such as year books, lockers, different schools, supplies, etc. for teachers and students to look at. It gives you organizational schools and places you can go to help.

Offers professional development, teaching resources, etc.

Grammar and writing resources.

The Khan Academy is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) with the mission of providing a world-class education to anyone, anywhere. With over 2400+ videos covering everything from arithmetic to physics, finance, and history and 150 practice exercises, we're helping students learn whatever they want, whenever they want, at their own pace.

Awesome website - tons of lessons on a variety of subjects great for our students or for us.

A video about a teacher who uses twitter to engage students.

Great article on cell phones in the classroom and at school in general

This site is designed to help middle grades teachers offer the best science experience for their students.