The website was last updated in May of 2006, however, I think other websites that are listed, are kept more current - for example The CIA World Factbook. This site has some language links, experience some culture, Hmong sites, and miscellaneous links.

This website has several activities and games provided to test your knowledge about the culture of different regions of the world. It could be useful to learn about other cultures.

This website gives parents helpful tips about cyberbullying, privacy matter, Facebook must knows, say yes to technology, how-tos, software solutions, yoursphere.com and ask Mary Kay. There are lots of interesting tips about the different subject matters regarding electronic devices, social networks, and hoaxes.

This is a product that one can pay to have complete parental control for your child's computer. You can see everything they do online, Parental control of what they do, Easy to use and inexpensive, and Remote Monitoring. The McGruff Safeguard is part of the www.ncpc.org - National Crime Prevention Council.

Author describes the concept of "flipped classroom" and then lists some tools to create a "flipped classroom". Benefit - evaluating how time is used in classroom, hands on learning. Criticism - homework is second shift and there is little research on how much they get out of homework. Basically, the author believes "flipped classroom" is not using video, but learning focused around student needs instead of teacher focused content.

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.

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.

This website is sponsored by Scholastic and has different lessons for Math and Science. There are also tests available for the students to take.

This website has tabs on the top for math arcade, reading, playground, and all games. The website is very colorful and you need to "log in" to set up the appropriate games to play. This website is geared for K - 8.

For $39.95/year you can become a member as a parent or a teacher. You don't have to be a member to play the daily games like word search, sudoko, quiz, and interactive playground. It seems like this website focuses on improving the mind, and is geared for students from preschool through 7th grade and up.

This would be a good website for research for students about the Holocaust. You may also change the language. The tabs on top are Museum, Education, Research, History, Remembrance, Genocide, Support, and Donate that includes more detail information under each tab.

This seems like a good website to learn or review math. There is no cost to the website, and unlimited practice allows for mastery of the subject, and there is immediate feedback. It is sorted by grade on top - K through 8 and then sorted by subject on the side.

The tag line reads "Hundreds of educational websites rated by popularity". However, at this time the site is under construction, but I think it could be a good resource to find other teacher sites.

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.

The US Dept of Education created an organization to provide states with research based information, best practices and the technical assistance they need to gap between education research and education practices. The website is useful if you want to read about different studies in all areas of education.