Study asserting that: 1) relationships between teachers, 2) relationships between principal and parents/community, 3) length of time a teacher has been teaching the same class, and 4) tenure of teacher at the same school are the most reliable predictors of how much students will improve on standardized testing from year-to-year. Was not able to find stats in the article. Was not able to determine if the study was peer-reviewed.

Study asserting that: 1) relationships between teachers, 2) relationships between principal and parents/community, 3) length of time a teacher has been teaching the same class, and 4) tenure of teacher at the same school are the most reliable predictors of how much students will improve on standardized testing from year-to-year. Was not able to find stats in the article. Was not able to determine if the study was peer-reviewed.

Great video on how to decompose a 'traditional' math problem and get the students to have buy-in and take their time in formulating a solution.

Video detailing the results of a 5-year 'hole in the wall' experiment whereby a single computer was placed inside a wall, within a rural town where there was zero computer literacy. Documents results of the experiment, and how children taught each other NOT ONLY how to use computers, but how to speak (some) English, as well.

Free (download-able) math and science PDFs originally created for schools in South Africa. I browsed the Grade 10 math chapter, and it was well-organized and concise.

This presentation is VERY biased and VERY flawed and VERY laden with personal (irrelevant) commentary on the part of the presenter (Dr. Harvey). That said, his points on the lesson plan, and the electronic tools used, and the lack of communication between the teacher and the tech lab manager are spot-on.

Comparison (pros/cons) of the seven 'top' applications that can be used for collaborative learning, as judged by East Carolina University.

Site with 'real-world' math learning modules for the classroom. Organized by (and searchable by) grade level and subject. Individual modules include downloadable worksheets, etc.

'Cliff's Notes' visual guide to what CC works can be used, re-used, modified, and profited from.

Simplified tutorial on how to use Google Docs to create online tests. Can be used as an alternate medium for CMS or SCORM-based testing systems (e.g. Blackboard).

A great and simple site for quick and easy differentiation of content, processes, and products for instruction.

In a world of text-based searches, this page has a demo of a more spatially-oriented (Gardner-esque) method of searching Google for specific topics.

A 'low tech' collection of Bloom's Taxonomy tables and charts to help you put learning objectives into sentences using the correct verbs.