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This seems like a useful tool for doing math online, which is often difficult with the demands of math symbols/tools.

This appears to be a tool that would be helpful for some math applications.

A great way to see electrons and their energy levels as you move around the periodic table. Nice visual representation for students!

Education Portal Academy has free classes and quizzes along with ideas for lesson plans.

If you are looking for a virtual group that is focused on the first 5 years of practice check out this one hosted by Edutopia. The New Teacher Connections group " . . . is designed to allow new teachers and veterans alike to connect and share that sense of community that is so important in the first years." I think this is a fanatastic "brick" that should be used when building the first layer of "your PLN wall." I love metaphors

Links to websites with info about flipped curriculum (from Tony Padrnos in class 9-28-12).

Wolfram is a reliable site for more/alternate definitions and explanations of math concepts. It includes some higher level math information as well.

Additional teaching resources presented here include: minds-on discussion/worksheet activities, games, and web-based activities for learning and review overviews of important biological topics, including major concepts, common misconceptions, and suggested learning activities. Some tips for chemistry

Free Biology Lesson Plans Lesson Plans Inc. is an online warehouse of lesson plans that were created by our team at Lesson Plans Inc. or teachers all over the United States. The majority of the lessons were designed for high school science teachers, but we have many middle school, and elementary school lesson plans.

The tutorials here seem useful for those who are working to get the basics down.

This is a great online math tool for everything geometry and algebra!

By Laura Turner This is a continuing series on Web2.0 and other web-based tools for educators. This information is specific to math educators, but there is some crossover into science. Math educators will find a large number of useable interactive companion web sites for the teaching of math concepts and skills.

Here is a listing of interactive tools for teaching chemistry concepts. I did not check it out but it might be interesting.

Why You Should Give Edmodo A Try by Steven Anderson Recently I attended the North Carolina Technology In Education Society's (NCTIES) Annual Conference. Each year it gets bigger and bigger and we try to find more and more ways to engage with the attendees to make the conference more meaningful and to carry on conversations beyond just the sessions.

Science news podcasts from the American Chemical Society Global Challenges/Chemistry Solutions is a series of podcasts describing some of the 21st Century's most daunting problems, and how cutting-edge research in chemistry matters in the quest for solutions.

Math education has not kept up with technology--especially with Web 2.0 tools, which have the potential to transform and expand learning beyond the classroom and into kids' social and recreational lives. What can be done, and what free resources are available to educators to help make a transition possible?

lots of detail on the Pythagorean theorem. I like the graphic explanations.

Very interesting article about a new teacher discovering that traditional lecture does not work, and then completely changing his teaching practices.

Online Resources for Teaching and Learning Chemistry