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This site is about motivating you about instructional Design, reminding you that it is not about you, it is about the learner. You need to put yourself in the students shoes in order to gain a better understanding of what you're suppose to accomplish with your students.

This website provides definitions and information about the subject at hand. It let's you view all kinds of different strategies and helps you better understand the information.

This is a good site because it lets you in on how to make lesson plans and what to include in them, making it a lot easier for you. Talks about the different skills needed in order to complete a solid lesson plan.

This site h and helps explain what to do with all the information you and your students are receiving. It also shows you how to communicate with e-users and also how to build courses.

This site allows you to read about instructional strategies and about the students' needs. It talks about enhanced learning and gives a chart of the different classroom instructional strategies.

This website tells you all about instructional design, which is the analysis of learning needs and systematic development of instruction. and education technology.

Effective Technology Use guided by professional development. This website allows you to understand what the role of the teacher is in the classroom and also shows how important lack of professional development is on a class.

Concept to Classroom. This website allows you to take a look at different ideas and different theories that are out there right now. You can access different workshops and gain a better understanding of Concept to Classroom.

Leadership for educators. If you click on professional development in the tool bar above the page, it will take you to an article called Professional Development Solutions which talks about reaching your school's performance targets.

This unit lesson is from the west Virginia Department of Education. The templates are standards-focused and require teachers to plan instructional design. The two links are excellent as to the first link brings you to a description of what should be in each box and explains what it means. The second link is a blank template that comes as a word document so you may type and print it out.

This website shows potential games that can be used in the classroom. They are easily adaptable to any curriculum or grade. This website helps teacher get ideas for how utilize games effectively in their classroom.

This is a website that has quick podcasts that encompass a wide range of topics in history. These podcasts vary in length and depth of discussion into the topic

This is a government database of historical photos. It is useful especially to find the original photo related to an event. This proves especially useful for research purposes and to help a teacher who may need photos to put into presentations. This catalog is very large and reaches a wide range of topics and is administered by the federal government.

This website offers an aggregated source of various websites that offer historical data. It is a good start off point for research into any historical topic. This website helps the student or teacher by grouping the websites into historical time periods which allows for more efficient time spent on the website.

This website specializes in U.S. history. I has links to various photo books and timelines. It also provides many interactive tools that allow to view an individual's timeline or a timeline of events. It also has history organized into easily accessible topics.

A template for teachers to use when creating their own lesson plans! There are many to chose from varying on what you are trying to create online! This is a great site to keep handy especially if you are not technology handy. The example here is for a presentation.

This experiment is about what decay can do to your tooth enamel. Students get a first-hand look at what happens when plaque builds up on their teeth.The following lesson pertains to elementary students K-2

This is a K-5 math teaching resource. It is organized by grade. When you click on a grade, the Process Standards are listed in order with ideas on lessons for each standard. It's pretty neat and helpful! 

Here's a cool website that offers both math and reading lesson plans, worksheets according to topic, fun games for students to play online, and video lessons. A free 30-day trial is offered.

This is a very organized and detailed lesson plan for 3rd grade algebraic thinking, yet leaves room for adding a distinct and unique touch!