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The Vertex 42 website offers many different weekly printable lesson plan templates with up to 8 class periods. 

Easliy accessible weekly lesson plan template! I personally like it because it's adaptable to many grade levels just needs modifying of the standards to use over again!

I think this website is very effective for lesson plan templates because of all of the variety it offers: daily, single subject, multiple subject, multiple class, etc.

This template is credible and backed up by the university of Chicago which is handy because you know how relevant it is to teaching students

This template goes in depth by including reflection questions for the teacher

This site needs you to become a user but if you find yourself wanting unit lesson plan template then this site is for you. It breaks down the unit plan in a way that can be easily edited and used in the classroom. Alone on the homepage there are four templates for the units.

The site I found was a great site because it helps give templates not only for daily but, also for weekly and hourly. I have found that having a template helps me narrow down the content I am to teach my students.

"Planbook.com - The easiest way to create and manage your lessons online, developed by teachers for teachers." this site does require a fee of $12,00 per year but when I looked at the site I think it is a great site because it is broken down the lesson plan to exact time frames. I also think this site is great because it is tried and tested on students.

K-12 Core Lesson Plans, this site is great because it has a large amount of lesson plans developed by teachers. I also think it is great because it relates to the core standards that we as teachers as to teach by.

"Lesson plans, unit plans, and classroom resources for your teaching needs. Browse or search 10,000+ free teacher resources for all grade levels and subjects." I think this site can be useful for me to incorporate lesson plans from other subjects as well as other resources.

You will have to have a log-in for this site, but this site has links from other teachers with their lesson plans they have used. I know it has many other links for teachers of all different curriculum and levels.

The Take Charge Today curriculum has transformed my teaching practice and helped me feel better prepared to engage today's learners who walk through my doors every day. This website has great lesson plans and worksheets for students middle to high school on financial planning budgeting, and many more. I have used it in the past to teach one of my observation classes and my teacher loved some of the activities.

This is a site where you can book your in-service training workshop from home.

This scholarly article is all about why professional development matters, mainly focusing on the non-traditional ways of professional development.

This article speaks about the importance of professional development and how to encourage teachers to do so. 

This site shows upcoming national and regional events for professional development conferences.

I find this template a much easier way to stay organized! It is designed for an entire unit, but includes a brief area to brainstorm ideas, key terms, questions to ask the students, and main concepts! It's almost like a pre-write lesson plan so you don't forget anything since it's a unit.

Joanne Lipman writes that today's educators are too soft. It is time to go back to the discipline of the past.

Joanne Lipman writes that today's educators are too soft. It is time to go back to the discipline of the past.