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The Reporter's Notebook : Writing Tools for Student Journalists by Mark Levin, 2000-04-10

Basic Tools of Research: An Annotated Guide for Students of English by Philip Vitale, 1990-06

Literature circles: A tool for self-determination in one middle school inclusive classroom.: An article from: Remedial and Special Education by H. Timothy Blum, Laura R. Lipsett, et all 2002-03-01

Glencoe Literature The Reader's Choice American Literature Student Tech Tools CD-Rom Package by Glencoe, 2007

Reference tools for the theological student by Russell S Morton, 1983

Corwin Press.(Developing Portfolios for Authentic Assessment, PreK-3: Guiding Potential in Young Learners)(Writing Instruction for English Learners: A ... review): An article from: Internet Bookwatch by Gale Reference Team, 2009-01-01

Reader's Notebook, Grade Ten, Prentice Hall Literature, Penguin Edition (Support for every selection in the student text, including selections with adapted and authentic text; enhanced design for easier readability; customized interactive reading literary analysis and vocabulary support, selection summaries and guides for note-taking; sentence starters for reading-writing connections; turbo vocabulary building tools; complete text also available on audio CD) by Prentice Hall, 2006

Reader's Notebook, Adapted Version, Grade Ten, Prentice Hall Literature, Penguin Edition (Support for every selection in the student text, including selections with adapted and authentic text; enhanced design for easier readability; customized interactive reading literary analysis and vocabulary support, selection summaries and guides for note-taking; sentence starters for reading-writing connections; turbo vocabulary building tools; complete text also available on audio CD) by Prentice Hall, 1998

Reading Response Trifolds for 40 Favorite Chapter Books: Reproducible Independent Reading Management Tools That Guide Students to Use Essential Reading ... and Respond Meaningfully to Literature by Jennifer Cerra-johansson, 2011-05-01

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Bible Software From The GRAMCORD Institute. Greek/Hebrew/English
Resources for learning Biblical languages, including Hebrew and Greek Bible texts, lexicons, grammar Category Society Religion and Spirituality Bible Bible Study technologies and publicationquality tools that the for of pastors, rabbis, priests,students, translators, and Society of Biblical literature, American Academy
http://www.gramcord.org/

Extractions: Site Map No matter what your budget or expertise, the nonprofit GRAMCORD Institute can recommend an appropriate Biblical studies tool. (Seminarians/Students Check out the special group order ... below! If you are anxious to learn more about the GRAMCORD Institute's various programs, just click to the appropriate platform link: Windows software Macintosh Software , or Palm/CE/PocketPC . You probably came here looking for Greek and Hebrew Biblical texts, instant parsing, lexicons, cut-and-pasting into documents, parallel synchronized Greek/Hebrew/English displays, and English Bible searching and related tools . You've come to the right place. Read on for our latest special offers or follow the links to your area of interest. (Note the Site Map to the left and the Search TGI above.)
Heinemann Thinking About Literature
As longtime teacher Carol Jago attests, McMahon's approach to literature is sostimulating that tools for Thought Helping All students Read, Write
http://www.heinemann.com/shared/products/0512.asp

Extractions: Carol Jago Do students respond to your question "What is the theme?" with a resounding silence? Does "What do you think?" meet with only a few raised hands and little enthusiasm? Is mastering the art of falling asleep undetected your students' greatest ambition? Maybe it's time to take a new tack... Robert McMahon has contributed something genuinely new to the teaching of classic and contemporary literature in high schoola system of teaching English that achieves classroom control through engagement and interest in content. As longtime teacher Carol Jago attests, McMahon's approach to literature is so stimulating that students eagerly respond. The provocative questions he poses help students build a kind of mental muscle for reading challenging texts and, what's more, interacting with them.
Math Tools: Step One
CV) will coordinate reviewing the literature of research from teachers about the effectivenessof the tools. The entry point for students will provide links to
http://mathforum.org/math_tools/stepone.html

Extractions: Collecting and Reviewing Tools Texas Instrument has by far the largest collection of material available for programmable calculators. As mentioned earlier, Palm Pilot, Visor and WIN CE products are bursting onto the scene. One of our partners, SRI, will help us track these newer platforms as tools develop for them (further discussed in the Sustainability section). If you know where to look, there are many mathlets on the Web. Two of our partners are highly regarded for the quality of their applet production, the Shodor Foundation and Utah State's National Library of Virtual Manipulatives. Each has a collection of around 100 tools. The Math Forum also has at least 500 other appropriate tools that students have collected, tested, and screened as part of the JOMA project. The Shodor Foundation in making their collection available to us will develop resources to help existing high-quality collections expose their metadata and become accessible to the many users of NSDL. More particularly, they will develop a community object toolset that will enable collections to expose their existing materials to the digital libraries while facilitating the building of new tools. This is going beyond merely tagging existing applets but would be tested by accomplishing this. See their subcontract for more information. We will collect and review regular commercial computer programs larger than mathlets, and will work with Key Curriculum Press to assure that we develop a solution appropriate for software publishers and that we include all the major programs.
The Society Of Biblical Literature
ETANA Electronic tools and Ancient Near Eastern Archives A The Johannine LiteratureWeb An excellent starting point for students or scholars seeking
http://www.sbl-site.org/e-sites.html

Extractions: Home Other Sites: Electronic Publications and Resources for Biblical Studies Editor's Choice: The Bible and Interpretation . A very interesting current news site for biblical studies. The site emphasizes communicating scholarly research to a broader audience. Public support for biblical scholarship is likely to increase as its results are enjoyed more widely. Recent (1973-1990) photographs of archaeological sites by John and Peggy Sanders. Classified under Mesopotamia and Egypt. Egyptian Mirage A database of 19th-century "studio photographs" of Egypt in the collection of the Griffith Institute, Oxford. Global Egyptian Musuem: The Centre for Computer-aided Egyptological Research (CCER) has developed the Global Egytian Musuem (GEM) in collaboration with 13 European collections to offer access to 6,600 artifacts from those collections on the WWW. By the end of 2004, the number of artifacts is projected to reach 17,500. Accessible in seven languages. Offers free 24 trial access, followed by a subscription requirement. Hemma Plateau (Hassake, Syria)
Revisiting The Issue Of Co-dependency In Nursing: Caring Or Caretaking? By Lauri
Translate this page In contrast to results reported in the literature, one-tailed co-dependency, caretaking,caring, addictions, measurement tools, nursing students.
http://www.cjnr.nursing.mcgill.ca/archive/34/abst34_4_hopkins.html
Details About The Major In Film And Media Studies
students in film and media studies need to gain the same kind of insiders understandingof the tools of the trade that literature students learn by writing.
http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/~fms/about.html

Extractions: Details about the Major in Film and Media Studies As our national and international cultures become increasingly dominated by visual culture, we acknowledge the need to study those forms which provide our chief sources of entertainment and information. This need speaks to our desire to become critical viewers, knowledgable in the history of the most popular art forms of our century and possessing the analytical skills to understand and interpret visual forms of expression. The undergraduate major in film and media studies requires the rigorous study of history and aesthetics in an attempt to understand the creative force of an individual art work, its relation to other artistic production, and its place in culture. Furthermore, because film and media creations are most often produced within an industrial context, the student of film and media must also study industrial and business practices. Students who gain skills in writing and analysis, as they should in any rigorous course of study in the humanities, can work in many professions, such as journalism and publishing, business, law, medicine, social work, and teaching. Film and media majors who seek careers in the entertainment and information industries will certainly gain an intellectual perspective on these forms that should enhance their professional lives. But this major will also benefit any student looking at other possible professions because it shares the aim of a liberal arts curriculum to train students in rigorous analytical thinking and provide them with historical knowledge.
Linking Literature With Learning
can do is to integrate literature across the guides, and few, if any, reference tools,journals, and Most importantly, it believes in students as thoughtful
http://www.scils.rutgers.edu/~kvander/books/linkages.html

Extractions: Special Interest Page A circle of sharing Cyber library communities of caring adults who assist them in the learning process at home, in the school, in the public library, and in other local institutions. Most importantly, it believes in students as thoughtful human beings who can, and will, study, question, think about, and discuss the broadest possible range of perspectives on various topics. School personnel also need to work closely with public librarians to insure that students find the resources and the assistance required to complete assignments outside of the school setting. Although we often think of the school library media center as being curriculum-based and the public library as primarily for the recreational reading of young people; it is obvious that, in most communities, much school work is completed in the public library. Cooperation between these two institutions is essential to meet the needs of young learners. PRODUCING LINKS OF LITERATURE ACROSS THE CURRICULUM Select a topic directly connected to the curriculum. Identify key areas within that topic, either those that are common in a given grade level or those that might pose difficulties for students seeking materials. Identify the place of that topic both within the discipline and within the particular curriculum. Study curriculum guides, textbooks, or other teaching guides to determine materials that both support the curriculum as designated and present viable alternative views.
Education Planet - The Education Web Guide
Helps teachers, students and parents find a wide variety of the best educational resources available Category Reference Education Directories site and gain full access to Lesson Planet AND Teacher Web tools as a Month Thismonth, teachers have a great opportunity to educate their students about the
http://www.educationplanet.com/

Extractions: TelCom Services Teachers - Receive a second year of Lesson Planet for FREE! ... by choosing our Smart Saver Long Distance Program Top Sites this Week Science: Middle School Physical Science Resource Center Math: Project Interactive Social Science: America at War - Time for Kids Language Arts: International Children's Digital Library Project: Stay Safe Online Lesson Plan: Ready.gov from the Department of Homeland Security Top Sites Archives Educational News Schools Seek to Reassure in Wartime Special Education May Get Overhaul Make-A-Wish Foundation Helps Sick Student Go to College privacy Education Planet Directory Music Arts Visual Arts Computers ... Physical Most Popular Searches: Ancient Egypt Dinosaurs Endangered Animals History of Computers ... Volcanoes New Features Top Site Archives Lesson Plans e Learning Web Tools Grant Information ... Lesson Plans Earth Day Science Fair Resources Earth Day - Thirty years ago he envisioned a nation-wide "teach-in" on the environment and announced that it would take place in the Spring of 1970... Science Fair Resources - Education Planet hopes to make your participation in a science fair as simple as possible, without losing the point of the whole exercise...
Tom Snyder Productions Our Products
tools for success All the tools you need so that students truly understand theliterature they read and effectively communicate their understanding.
http://www.tomsnyder.com/products/productdetail.asp?PS=RFMRFM
Internet Research: Starting Points
In addition to our collection of search tools, this page offers starting points forlinks relating to the following categories Foreign Language and literature.
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/internet/tools/research.html

Extractions: Main Indexes OWL Home Page Writing Lab and OWL Info Handouts and Materials Workshops and Presentations Internet Resources owl home writing lab and owl handouts workshops and presentations ... internet resources In addition to our collection of search tools , this page offers starting points for links relating to the following categories: Click on the topic name and you'll zoom to that spot in this reference listing. If you're still looking for more information, you might want to check out our online resources index. Need help citing Internet resources? We have an entire page devoted to citing electronic sources in various formats. Arts and Art History Business Chemistry Computer Science Economics Education Engineering Argonne National Laboratory (ANL) Engineering Connections on the Internet Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) L awrence Berkeley Laboratory (LBL) Lockheed Martin Energy Systems MIT Directory of Research (RAMIT) National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) ... Solstice, The Center for Renewable Energy and Sustainable Technology
Table Of Contents
tools for Schools. Year Transition Program for Native SpanishSpeaking ElementaryStudents; Talent Development Middle School Student Team literature Program.
http://www.ed.gov/pubs/ToolsforSchools/

Extractions: the Education of At-Risk Students April 1998 Title Page Section 2. Classroom and Curriculum Redesign Models Section 3. Professional Development Reform Models Appendix A: Models Grouped by Center/Program Affiliation, Grade Levels and Education Priorities Appendix B: Information on the National Institute on the Education of At-Risk Students and Its Mission, Program and Staff
TesseracT Grade 6 Curriculum
Make connections to other pieces of literature. students use technology toolsto enhance learning, increase productivity, and promote creativity.
http://tesseract.pvt.k12.mn.us/Curriculum/GradeSix.html

Extractions: Grade Six Curriculum Cultivating Curiosity Nurturing the Intellect Developing the Individual Where Middle School Doesn't Mean "Caught in the Middle." Core Curriculum Science: Throughout each of the studies, students will be working towards developing science process skills. (Observing, communicating, measuring, estimating, comparing, ordering, categorizing, predicting, identifying, and developing hypotheses identifying variables. Physical Science Life Science Earth Science The Human Body Properties of matter The atom Compounds Mixtures Force, energy, and work Heat The meaning of science Characteristics of living things Simple organisms Plants Vertebrates Ecology Science, technology, and society The Earth in space The solar system Support, movement, and body Digestion and respiration Transport and excretion Nutrition Social Studies Topics Skill Areas Projects The world and its people Stone age Egyptian empires Empires of India Ancient China Ancient Greece Ancient Rome Islam Africa kingdoms Japan Central and South America Middle Ages Library research Internet research Thesis statements Cogent argument Citing sources Cornell format note-taking Graphic organizers Comparing and analyzing Interpreting data Cultural awareness Critical Reading and thinking Map skills Prepare a map locating Stone Age people Stone Age Timeline and Oral History Simulation of an archeological expedition Timeline of major civilizations of the Middle East and North Africa Presentation on Egyptian Empires Oral presentation of major religions of India
World Religion Resources - The Best Of The Net
website includes a description of the CDROM and slide sets that give teachers andstudents of religion literature Research tools, including classical
http://www.aril.org/World.html

Extractions: WORLD RELIGION RESOURCES The following sites have been awarded the ARIL Hot Site designation as offering among the best resources concerning world religion on the Internet. Mysticism in World Religions Interesting format, numerous links, especially to Buddhist resources. These pages are put together by Deb Platt entirely out of her "household income." A wonderful example of how one person's intimate vision of the relationship between and among world religions can find creative expression on the Internet. Adherents.com The place to go for facts and figures about membership in most world religions and denominations. The Pluralism Project was developed by Diana L. Eck at Harvard University to study and document the growing religious diversity of the United States, with a special view to its new immigrant religious communities. The website includes a description of the CD-ROM and slide sets that give teachers and students of religion a remarkable multi-media resource to enhance their appreciation of religious diversity. English Literature and Religion.
Literary Resources -- Romantic (Lynch)
Index of resources focusing on those of interest to scholars. Searchable and organized by period and topic.Category Arts literature World literature British Romanticism literature Page is devoted to study of Gothic literature which flourished in Englandfrom 1764 to 1820. This site is intended to provide students and scholars
http://newark.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/Lit/romantic.html

Extractions: This page is part of the Literary Resources collection maintained by Jack Lynch of Rutgers Newark. Please direct comments and suggestions to jlynch@andromeda.rutgers.edu Many more sources on the Romantic period are included on my eighteenth-century pages. Mailing lists and calls for papers Voice of the Shuttle Romantics VoS is the best general resource out there, and the Romantics page is probably the strongest of the lot. Course Syllabi General Sites: Romantic Circles (Neil Fraistat, Steven E. Jones, Donald H. Reiman, and Carl Stahmer) The most important Romanticism resource on the Web. Features newly edited electronic texts, conference and publication announcements, and many other scholarly resources. O si sic omnes! Romanticism On the Net: A Peer-Reviewed, Electronic Journal Devoted to Romantic Studies (Michael Laplace-Sinatra, Oxford), including the Conferences Page Another excellent Romanticism resource. NASSR (Waterloo) The most important professional society for Romantic studies. Centro Interdisciplinare di Studi Romantici (Univ. of Bologna) Information on the Center and its activities.
Literary Resources -- Victorian British (Lynch)
Index of literary resources, focusing on those of interest to scholars. Searchable and organized by Category Arts literature World literature British Victorian Information on courses and a bibliography of anthologies of Victorian literature. VictoriansInstitute An organization of scholars and students centered in
http://newark.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/Lit/victoria.html

Extractions: This page is part of the Literary Resources collection maintained by Jack Lynch of Rutgers Newark. Please direct comments and suggestions to jlynch@andromeda.rutgers.edu Mailing lists and calls for papers Voice of the Shuttle Victorian Course Syllabi General Sites: Victorian Web (National Univ. of Singapore) An extensive and well-designed collection of information on Victorian culture and history. Bibliographies and essays on the social context, economics, religion, philosophy, literature, the visual arts, science, technology, politics, and gender. The entire collection is searchable, and includes good links to other sites. O sic sic omnes! Victoria Research Web (Indiana) A collection of Victorian materials associated with the (very active) VICTORIA mailing list. The Victorian Literature Website: Everything Victorian LITIR Database on Victorian Studies (Alberta) Information on the CD-ROM bibliography of Victorian studies. Victorian Web Sites (Japan) Impressive and up-to-date collection of links on Victorian England. 19th Century Authors in UK (Nagoya Univ., Japan) A big and up-to-date collection of links to author pages.
English Russian Activity Educational Cycles Endoscopic Surgery
The tools, equipment, anesthesia and general principles of performance of operations intendedfor the doctors of surgical specialities and students of medical
http://endosur.mi.ru/books/

Extractions: Translation of the textbook "Surgery" of the National medical series of USA, complemented and adapted to the Russian educational medical programs and state standards, accepted in domestic public health services. The text is distinguished by self-sufficiency, firm algorithmisation and ordering of a material, presence of the directory and opportunity of self-checking. It is intended for students of medical high schools and doctors of all specialities. It is issued in Russia, circulation 30000 copies. Igor V. Fedorov is responsible editor of the edition. 2. "Clinical electrosurgery"
Fine Arts
WRIT 314, Changing Perspectives in literature. WRIT 320, Film Writing andProduction Workshop. These are open to Fine Art students only. FA 300,
http://www.finearts.uvic.ca/courses/
Sponsor A Student Reception - Students And Educators - Optics Community Services
your companys logo will be included in all meeting literature, on the you are encouragedto send company representatives to attend and meet students at the
http://www.spie.org/CommunityServices/StudentsAndEducators/index.cfm?fuseaction=
Tips/Literature
Tips from the literature. Tom later. Practice using the technology toolsthat you will be asking your students to use. Develop
http://www.acs.ohio-state.edu/education/ftad/Publications/elecdisc/pages/literat

Extractions: Tips from the Literature Tom Creed, 1997, Extending the Classroom Walls Electronically Some cautions: A few tips: Alexander Romiszowski and Johan de Hass, 1989, Computer-Mediated Communication for Instruction To set a good climate for electronic communication: To be a good facilitator: Keep the main discussion on track by providing leading questions.
Landmarks For Schools: Words Of Humankind -- Science
Individual Slate tools. Simply stated, SLATE is a web tool that helps teachers constructweb pages designed to help their students achieve one or more specific
http://www.landmark-project.com/slate.php3

Extractions: - Sports Search for SLATEs with the following word or phrase: Show My SLATE Web Activities Password: Individual Slate Tools Rubric Builder Question Builder Citation Machine SLATE Tutorial Tutorial in Acrobat (PDF) Sample SLATES Meet the Marbled Salamander Biomedical Technology Genetics Unit Computer Hackers Figuring Out Physics: ... An Introduction To Canada What is S.L.A.T.E.? SLATE stands for Strategic Learning and Teaching Environment. Simply stated, SLATE is a web tool that helps teachers construct web pages designed to help their students achieve one or more specific instructional objectives. SLATE constructed web activities have the following characteristics: Teacher-written context, tying the student's activity to the instructional objectives, other disciplines, and real world issues, Teacher-selected web links, annotated by the teacher to better guide the student's use of the web resources, Workspace that may include multiple-choice or discussion questions (answers are e-mailed to the teacher), or a structured message board where students discuss issues from the web links, Evaluation, in the form of a teacher-constructed rubric with a rubric calculator that the teacher (and students) can use to compute grades based on indicators of performance.

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