This site contains alot of useful information for teachers, including educational news, inomration of education associations, think tanks, book reviews, and commentaries
This is the web version of the New York Times, which gives up to date information on stories and events in the education field happeneing in the world today.
This site is dedicated to providing resources for Social Studies teachers as well as pushing for the advancement of the teaching of history in schools. It provides information on state councils, conferences, and recent news and events in regards to history education
Here is the website for the American Institute for History Education. It has many helpful and interesting things for History educators such as workshops, technology resources and much more! You can even sign up for a news Gazette.
This website updates everyday with information about an event that occurred on that particular day in history. The database it comes from, Beyond the Headlines, also includes various websites with interesting information that cannot necessarily be found in popular media or journalism.
This is the website for the Metropolitan Museum, the largest art museum in the U.S., if not the world. It is located in New York, but online you can find whatever art pieces available.
This website contains a huge amount of information for teachers ranging from news on policy issues, blogs, a job search feature, a section on technology in schools, and a curriculum/lesson plan section. I would highly recommend exploring all the different tabs at the top of the webpage as well as the subsections.
This is a blog that has something new every day posted related to history or social studies. There is also a way to search, so one can find a group of the blog posts on one topic.
This is an article from the Daily Illini today saying that a national report found three education programs within the College of Education here at U of I were inadequate.