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This is a blog entry from a blog site about using content standards for enhance teaching. I thought how they were planning to incorporate this book into their classroom was interesting.

I thought was a great walk-through of the inqury and model based teaching approach. It also had a fantastic real-world example to base it off of, which can be easily used in any chemistry classroom.

This is a resource used in the classroom I observe. It has fun science videos that teach kids concepts. There is also a quiz after each video.

This web site provides links to other websites that chemistry teachers can use in the classroom.  The site breaks down the recommended websties by category so it's easier to navigate. 

This website contains publications made through the NABT on new and innovative lesson plans. It would be useful to teachers wishing to educate on biology to help them in coming up with a lesson plan onhow to teach a particular topic.

This page explains the benefits of using projection devices to their full education potential. In upcoming posts, the author will be outlining techniques for using projectors.

Some things to think about when youre out there teaching. The author discusses signs of depression in students. Being a teacher is more then implanting your knowledge.

Some quick tips for teachers out there. Im not saying these are all good,but there is some good ones in there. Take a look.

This is a website created by a teacher who has several activity ideas as well as things such as how to write a good science activity.

Provides articles, professional opportunities and various artifacts that might aid in teaching in a science classroom.

This website provides detailed instructional resources, innovative tools and a great amount of activities that could be used in a biology class.

Useful site containing info on a couple demos teachers can use and how to connect the demos with an appropriate lesson

This is about the history of chemistry, and specifically talks about the life and finding of Max Planck. Any Chemistry or Physics teacher trying to make quantum mechanics more relevant to students will find this useful.