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the tag line says "All Teachers only provides results from websites geared toward teachers. No need to dig through irrelevant search anymore - ALL results are for teachers". I think this seem like a good website to find other teacher websites.

Common Sense Media provides a extremely useful guideline for teachers to use Internet-appropriate materials online. It provides lesson plans for grade (K-12) that detail how students and teachers can successfully navigate the dangers of the Internet while provide quality content to the classroom. It also provides reviews of movies, magazines, and television shows that can be used in the classroom. These reviews are based on the age they are most appropriate. It allows teachers to filter the results by age, subject and learning objective.

This website is for teachers to link with other teachers. There are forums, blogs, and many other resources. There are many options for teachers to use, as well as many links to other informational and educational websites. I did notice a few pop up ads while browsing through the site, so I see that as a downfall.

This website is based in New Zealand. This website has a lot of resources for teachers. Teachers can order a variety of books and activities to utilize in the classroom. It also has a list of links for teachers to use. The website also has a variety of articles on new teaching practices and what is new in the teaching world for teachers to read.

The PBS website has a link dedicated to teachers. It has a variety of videos to enhance lessons. It also has lesson ideas for a variety of subjects and grades. It has resources for teachers from PreK to 12th grade.

Teacher Path Finder is a very useful website that has a lot of resources and links to websites with many resources for teachers. I also liked how it had a section for the community, parents and there were even some resources for students (school to work information). I love how this website has enough information to have many different resources that can be used in almost countless situations.

The American Association of Teachers of German is a site dedicated to providing professional assistance, resources, and information. As the title suggests, most of the material is specifically designed to help German teachers. Of particular usefulness is the site's links to hundreds of other sites which can also be highly effective in instruction.

Perfect for English teachers who need fun/creative worksheets for ELL's. Ranging from pronunciation to grammar, there are even options for seasonal worksheets, to match with the month. Besides these, there are puzzle making links and a resources store. Basic tools for any ESL teacher!

This is a website that is there to help teachers really think about the flipped classroom and how they could make it work effectively and smoothly. It talks about what you need to know about it, how to use engaging models, brings to mind the technology you would use to incorporate it, making sure students have an activity to reflect on what they learned, and the time and place in which the teacher would expect the student to do the tutorial. This does not say the flipped classroom is bad, it simply brings reality to it and forces the teacher to analyze how they will best implement it.

The author thinks that the "flipped classroom" is forcing teachers to reflect on their practice and how they reach their students. It inspires teachers to change how they do things and motivating them to bring technology into the classroom. The Pro is students can go at their own pace, review what they need, teacher able to spend more time with students who need help, and missed lessons can be viewed. The Con is access to technology, students spending more time in front of a screen, and not everyone learns through video.

The author likes the concept of web learning, but feels the content is missing from Khan Academy. The students need to see their own teachers style, teachers own example of how to work through, own teachers mastering technology and online publish, and this needs to happen faster.

This is a good website for teachers. It has great tips for teachers to use when they are flipping their own classroom. It is a good resource for teachers who have a lot of questions on how to make their flipped classroom successful.

Cyberbee is a site geared towards children and internet safety. It has been providing Internet resources, lessons, and projects to educators for over a decade. Lessons are created around national standards and tested by teachers. Everything is free. It is currently run by two teachers in Columbus, Ohio. It has a section about web evaluation and copyright laws as well as dozens and of child safe lessons and links for teachers to use.

This website has several resources for teachers who have a Spanish-speaking population in their classroom. The site itself is in Spanish and English and can be read by both language speakers easily. This site gives teachers the research on English Language Learners, the policy on teaching English to them, and many guidlines for teaching. This website not only offers resourcs to the teacher, it also offers resources for the families of the Spanish-speaking students. There is an entire list of links that discuss topics such as policy, immigration and citizenship information, parental involvement, reaching out to parents, organizations that may be of interest, and much more. All of these resources on this site can be read in Spanish or English.

I-safe is a website that offers help in curriculum, lesson planning, technology support, and even professional support. There are videos, powerpoints, and tons of information and suggestions that are offered and they are all appropriate and approved for teacher use. There are many options that align with standards as well. There is a teacher section, an education section, a store scetion, and a student section that teachers can have students use for extra support.

This website is amazing (at least for math teachers). It has different lessons for various mathematical concepts. I believe many teachers could find this useful for helping find different ideas to help students learn, but also provide more challenging activities for students that are excelling.

The U.S. Department of Education features content related to funding, policy, research, certification, job opportunities and news. Very useful for an educator, the site offers research on how to organize instruction, what works in the classroom, and improving teacher quality as well as providing resources on lessons plans. This site would also be particularly important to teachers needing to correlate their lesson plans to national standards.

Outstanding site! Too bad I didn't have this my first year. I'm bookmarking it and using anyway. It has how to incorporate technology into your classroom, grade specific activities, links to get science apps, blogs from other teachers. There's a lot of information on the page and many links to follow. If you're looking for ideas or want to revise your current methods whether classroom management or incorporating new techniques and/or technology this site would be a great place to start.

This site is AMAZING! I am currently a "seller" on this site and I weekly pull off the "free downloads" that are offered by new sellers and seasoned sellers who want to grab buyers' attention. This is FULL of great ideas and it's a way for you to sell what you've spent COUNTLESS HOURS creating ;-)

This site has puzzles, games, activities, worksheets, and labs all about Biology and Chemistry. Great for new teachers.