81. Educate The Children / Teacher Zone / Classroom / Numeracy Worksheets, lesson plans, ideas, teaching strategies, reviews and internet links. http://www.educate.org.uk/teacher_zone/classroom/numeracy/index.htm

Search Advanced Enter what you want to search for and click on Go! Mailing List Enter your email address and click on Go! What's New Classroom Art Calendar of Events Geography History ... Science Teaching Aids In School Out of School Professional Development At School ... At University Your Views Feedback Our Awards Discussions Help Acrobat Reader Printing Searching EtC Web Sites Award Winning Schoolsnet Jobs Shop @ Schoolsnet Vote for Us At Sites for Teachers ... Web Guide Latest News Path: Home Teacher Zone / Classroom / Numeracy Our Numeracy section complements the National Numeracy Strategy . A full unit of work is provided: weekly lesson plans, worksheets, interactive resources and assessment. Within each strand below you will find mental starters, main lesson activities and suggestions for the plenary. Numbers and the number system Counting Properties of numbers and number sequences Negative numbers Place value and ordering ... Fractions, decimals and percentages Ratio and proportion Calculations Number operations and relationships Recall of number facts Pencil and paper methods Using a calculator Checking Solving Problems Making decisions: deciding which operation and method of calculation to use Reasoning about numbers or shape and making general statements about them Solving problems involving numbers in context: 'real life', money, measures

82. Internet Explorer 5 In The Classroom IE5 in the classroom is produced by ACT360 Media Ltd. in conjunction with Microsoft Corporation. Copyright 1999. All rights reserved. http://www.actden.com/IE5/

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83. Greater Essex County Computers In The Classroom Site for teacher and student research on various K12 education topics. Monthly newsletter featuring K-12 internet websites and software techniques is freely available from this site. http://www.gecdsb.on.ca/d&g/

84. InternetDEN Presents...IE4 In The Classroom DEN Home, with Mo Jo, Be a hip and happening teacher with internet Explorer 4.0. All rights reserved. Best viewed using Download IE4 internet Explorer 4.0, http://www.actden.com/IE4/

Presenting... with Mo'Jo Be a hip and happening teacher with Internet Explorer 4.0. Join our zippy, online tutorial and find out how IE4 makes learning fast , FUN and effective! Best viewed using Internet Explorer 4.0

85. Florida Traffic School, DOTS Traffic School Florida company offers classroom traffic school in Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties. internet and video courses are also available. http://www.dotstrafficschool.com

DOTS: Florida Traffic School State of Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles FL.Highway Patrol FL. Clerks of Court/ Ticket Info ... FloridaDivorceSchool.com Click on our exclusive LIVE program above to further explore the benefits available by doing the Florida Traffic School course via Internet, Video, or Live Class. Are you 55 and over ? Save up to 15% on your insurance! ALL OUR COURSES ARE FLORIDA STATE CERTIFIED W elcome to the DOTS Online Traffic School We are now offering an Internet and Video version of our State Certified Florida Traffic School Program. Please click above on Internet Classes and/or Video Classes for full course details.

86. CAL Computer Classroom : Internet Resources internet Resources. Netiquette. EMail Conventions and Etiquette, Bemidji State University. Netiquette, Virginia Shea. Evaluating Sources. http://cal.bemidji.msus.edu/classroom/InternetResc.html

bsu cal classroom CAL Classroom Home ... BSU Computer Use Policies Indexes Search Engines Web Indexes Tools Dictionaries WebPALS Resources Internet Resources Web Design Resources BSU LIbrary Information Literacy Tutorial ... English Other Places CAL Dialogue: Conferences and Chat BSU OWL: Online Writing Center Graduate Student Association College of Arts and Letters Internet Resources Netiquette E-Mail Conventions and Etiquette , Bemidji State University Netiquette , Virginia Shea Evaluating Sources Evaluating On-Line Resources Sorting the good from the bad. How to Read a Page A variety of frameworks for interpreting Web pages. What to Look for in a Site A checklist of design elements. Kinds of Home Pages Web Page Design Materials . Part of the Electronic Academy Project. E-Mail and Computer-Mediated Communication E-Mail Conventions and Suggestions (BSU). [Using BSU's Web Discussion Board] Contact mcmorg@vax1.bemidji.msus.edu Computer-Mediated Communication in Distance Education: Sources for Teachers Teaching with the Net and Web Readings in Teaching with Network Technologies (BSU). Journals, indexes, selected papers in pedagogy and practice.

87. HomeworkNOW - Post Homework Assignments Online And Keep Students And Parents Con Features a system for teachers to post classroom assignments daily or weekly on the internet providing students 24 hour access. Offers a free trial period to schools then charges a small fee. http://www.homeworknow.com/

Welcome to HomeworkNOW, the original on-line service that keeps teachers, students, and parents connected! HomeworkNOW, now in its fifth year of on-line service, allows teachers to post their classroom assignments on the Internet and gives students and parents easy 24 hour access to those assignments through a Web browser. HomeworkNOW, which is currently being used by over 1000 US schools, is truly revolutionary as it gives schools the power to use the Internet as an important educational tool. The benefits of this exciting on-line service go on and on! View the links below to learn more. Why Teachers Use HomeworkNOW: Find out why so many teachers are using HomeworkNOW.com. How It Works: Learn more about HomeworkNOW.com and why it's the right tool for you. Testimonials Hear what others have had to say about HomeworkNOW and how it has helped them. See A Live School View how one of our participating schools is using HomeworkNOW.

88. UHM Classroom - Internet Access To access the network from a computer installed in a classroom, turn on the computer and click on the internet Explorer or Netscape icon. http://www.cis.hawaii.edu/guc/info/internetaccess.html

Network Access from Manoa Classrooms by Jan Kawachi The Manoa classroom connectivity project is in full swing, bringing UHNet, Internet, and Internet2 access to all general-purpose classrooms on the UH Manoa campus. Beginning summer 2002, instructors or student presenters will be able to connect to the network from Manoa general-purpose classrooms using their own computer notebooks, or in some cases, computers installed in the classrooms. The availability of network connections in classrooms opens up new and exciting possibilities for teaching and learning. Online applications can be demonstrated live, Web pages with information related to the current class topic can be browsed, and Web searches can be done on the fly. The sky's the limit as instructors have resources from the network at their fingertips. Many of the Manoa's general-purpose classrooms have computers installed by the Center for Instructional Support (CIS). A listing of computer equipment installed at each site as well as procedures to use the equipment are available at the CIS Web site. If you bring in your own notebook to the classroom, check the following before class:

89. Alisa's Virtual Classes Includes syllabi and sample assignments for using internet in the EFL/ESL classroom. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Olympus/1877/

90. Internet Explorer 5 In The Classroom Online tutorial for internet Explorer 5.0. http://www.actden.com/ie5/

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91. Table Of Contents You ve attended an internet training session at school, navigated to a few valuable education But how do you use it to make a difference in your classroom? http://205.146.39.13/linktuts/intemain.htm

Integrating the Internet into the Curriculum Table of Contents You've attended an Internet training session at school, navigated to a few valuable education sites, and are proud to say that you're beginning to feel comfortable in the online world. But how do you use it to make a difference in your classroom? Most likely, you're thinking about integrating the Internet's vast resources into your curriculum. But just how do you do that? Do you write a lesson plan including Internet sites? Do you find keypals (computer penpals) for your students? Do you sign your class up for a long-term online project? This hands-on tutorial will help you take your first steps toward fully integrating everything that the Internet has to offer into your curriculum no matter what you teach, or at what level! You'll discover how to get started, how to integrate Net content into your lesson plans and projects, and, finally, how to help your students begin to use the Internet in their coursework. If you would like to link to specific sections of the tutorial, click on the appropriate item in the list.

92. LowestPriceTrafficSchool.com Florida certified traffic school offers home video, live classroom, and internet courses. http://www.lowestpricetrafficschool.com

93. U.S. Senator Bob Bennett - Utah Official site of Bennett in the Senate, including biography, photos, accomplishments, guestbook, news, classroom for students, and directions to Washington D.C. with pictorial tour, plus information about Utah, hitech and internet issues, and constituent services. http://bennett.senate.gov

Senator Bennett speaks on the Pentagon Response to Iraqi Prisoner Abuse "The sense of outrage is nationwide, but it is particularly focused among those who have sworn to uphold duty, honor, and country and saw their fellows in uniform violate those principles." Sen. Bennett meets with Lt. Col. Jeff Burton, commander of the 1457th Engineering Battalion, at the battalion's return from Iraq. Senator Bennett's Rural Business Conference a Big Success for the Third Year more Recent News Bennett Joins President Bush and WWII Veterans in Normandy for the 60th Anniversary of D-Day Bennett Blocks Shipment of Mercury to Utah ... More Press Releases Today in the Senate Upcoming Events Active Legislation Committee Hearings Floor Schedule Host Utah winners of Student History Fair, Washington, DC

94. CyberBee Provides ways to integrate technology into the classroom in several subjects including math, science, social studies, and language arts. Includes curriculum ideas, internet treasure hunts, research tools, and technology links. http://www.cyberbee.com/

Net Curriculum More Awards Nasa News Free Federal ... Weather Forecast and Information Updated June 3, 2004 Linda C. Joseph Graphics by Darlene Vanasco/Creative Director Hosting Provided by Iwaynet Learn about the history of the phonograph and listen to early recordings. page. The 2004 election process for President is in full swing. Visit Cyberbee's Election Lessons 2004 for a variety of activities to use in your classroom, including a history of campaign buttons Meet Me at the Fair

95. Custom Courseware Development & Design - Allen Communication Provides blended eLearning solutions including strategic planning for training, virtual classroom software for broadband and internet, courseware development, and authoring design tools. http://www.mentergy.com

See Making History: A Personal Leadership Adventure an Excellence in e-Learning Award winner. "Allen Communication has done an excellent job of moving our instructor-led training to the Web. What sets them apart is their understanding of our business requirements and culture. This has been the key to their success." Greg Schaefer Rockwell Collins Training development Training demos Find out more Webinars ... Calculate ROI

96. Index For Integrating The Internet These web pages will give tips on how you can integrate the internet into your classroom curriculum by employing one of three ways how to gather information http://www.siec.k12.in.us/~west/edu/wwwdo/

Collaborate 1: with One Person or Classroom Step One Gather Five Integrating the Internet Collaborate Two ... Tammy Payton Let's Begin Step One Needed Downloads Step Two Introducing the Internet Why Use the Internet? Developing a KWL Chart Sites to Help You Introduce the Internet Sites to Help You Teach Students How to Critically Evaluate Information Step Three Using Search Engines Choosing Which Search Engine to Use Recommended Search Engines Step Four Using Educational Databases Gathering Information Gather One Pointing Students to Pre-Determined Sites Gather Two Challenging Students to Find Resources Gather Three Ask an Expert Gather Four Virtual Field Trips Gather Five Games Collaborating Collaborate One With One Person or Classroom More than Just Key Pals Impersonating Monster Project Send an Electronic Greeting Card Collaborate Two With More Than One Classroom Design Your Own Collaborative Project Traveling Buddies Collaborate Three Finding Collaborative Projects Join a Mailing List Visiting Sites with Archived Postings for Collaborative Projects Collaborate Four Using Video Conferencing Collaborate Five Chat Rooms Publishing Information Publish One On Line Contests Publish Two Sites that Invite Students to Publish Publish Three Publishing Information for a Class Project Publish Four Student Created School Web Site

97. DataStreme Atmosphere Information The American Meteorological Society offers an online course to train teachers to use the internet to as a resource to study the weather in the K-12 science classroom. http://www.ametsoc.org/dstreme/extras/dsinfo.html

We are looking for teachers who are interested in participating in DataStreme Atmosphere, a teacher enhancement program of the American Meteorological Society and supported by the National Science Foundation. DataStreme Atmosphere is available to teachers for all grade levels (K-12) and subject areas. Below are examples from DataStreme Atmosphere Alumni illustrating the diverse ways in which real-time weather data, via the Internet and the DataStreme Atmosphere course, was brought into their classrooms. Appleton, WI and Princeton, NJ Technology classes are "loaded up" with DataStreme Atmosphere information links. Satellite and weather radio receivers include ever more technology for the classroom. Mt. Vernon, IA Art studies see beauty in snowflakes and rainbows while health includes safety from heat, cold, and severe weather threats. Dallas, TX and Bristol, CT Physics classes study weather examples of forces, energy transfers, convection, wind vectors, and Doppler radar. Lake Oswego, OR

98. Technology Brief narrative introduction with some hypertext links to learn what the internet is, why/how to use it in the classroom, and how to build a web page. http://intranet.cps.k12.il.us/Technology/

This information is no longer available, please refer to the Office of Technology Services web site at http://ots.cps.k12.il.us Send feedback to the CPS Web team Terms of Use and Legal Restrictions , © 2000 Chicago Board of Education

99. Using The Internet In The Classroom Why Should I Use the internet in My classroom? As long as there is a purpose in having students online, I am all for the use of the internet in the classroom. http://www.iloveteaching.com/Intenetclass/

Common Questions About Integrating Internet Into the Classroom Why should I use the Internet in my classroom? How much time will it take to integrate Internet into my curriculum? How do I keep students on task and away from "less desirable" sites? After I have chosen a topic, how do I go about organizing the lab? ... Misc. information to know Why Should I Use the Internet in My Classroom? Use the Internet for reinforcement of concepts already learned in the classroom. It is so exciting for me as a teacher to see students enthusiastic when they find information that we've talked about in class. It seems to give me more credibility because they know that they accessing real-world information that is "out there" on the Internet. Use the Internet for practical application of theoretical principles. Encourage students to apply what they have learned using the Internet as a tool to find examples to make concepts more easily understood. How Much Time Will It Take to Integrate Internet Into My Curriculum? Just like any planning, it takes time. The more time you spend preparing before class the better the students will respond.

100. The Open Web Project The Workshop is a computer classroom and server in the Historical Library with a highspeed connection to the internet. Representatives of local non-commercial organizations are invited to learn hypertext markup language (HTML) and mount homepages on-line free-of-charge. http://www.openweb.ru/home-eng.html

The OpenWeb Workshop is a computer classroom and server in the Historical Library with a high-speed connection to the Internet. Representatives of local non-commercial organizations are invited to learn hypertext markup language (HTML) and mount homepages on-line free-of-charge. Since the purpose of this site is to promote the creation of local-language content in Russian Webspace, many of the home pages on this server are only available in Russian. Workshop projects (English pages): "Civic Initiatives Program" Project The Committee "Civic Assistance" "Pautinka" The Russian State Art Library ... Back to the language selection page. Address: Moscow, Starosadskij pereulok, d. 9, kom. 506 See also map (Sorry, Russian version only). Coordinators: Axyonov Ivan Shishkin Vitaly e-mail: openweb@shpl.ru Phone: (095) 928-7060

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