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Bad Science |
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Time Warner Ed News |
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CNN Newsroom/WorldView |
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Ovation |
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Journey |
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John F. Kennedy High School
Internet Training Workshop
by Steve Feld
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ERIC Clearinghouse on Reading, English and Communication Click on the links to findout about ask ERIC, ERIC digests, the Family Literacy Center, and, if you click on Distance Education Program, you will find reference to a three-unit class on the Internet called "The Online Classrom." |
ERIC CLEARINGHOUSE ON READING AND COMMUNICATION |
Shakespeare Headquarters If you are studing the Bard, you must visit this site just to see a complete list of his comedies, tragedies, sonnets, and poems, along with a wonderful interactive glossary. When you are reading the text and you come across a word you do not know, click on it, and the glossary will appear telling you what the word meant during Shakespeare's time. |
SHAKESPEARE HEADQUARTERS |
Library of Congress You can't read books on line, but you can search for one of interest |
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS |
Classroom Connect This site is an excellent launching pad to explore the Net. At this versatile site you can find K-12 resources on the Net, lesson plans, and lots more. This Web site is updated at least once a week-these people are serious about teaching with the Internet! |
CLASSROOM CONNECT |
The Gates of No Return Students can read segments and choose different outcomes of this open-ended story. Once a direction is chosen, the student can add another segment. Ask students to locate this site and take turn adding to the story. |
THE GATES OF NO RETURN |
Project Bartleby A large collection of online poetry. |
PROJECT BARTLEBY |
Teaching and Learning on the Web This site is more than just net surfing-you can search for sites of interest here. Here you will find over 512 examples of how the web is being used for learning. |
TEACHING AND LEARNING ON THE WEB |
Kid's Space A fantastic place for kids to share their imaginations with other kids. A place where kids can show off their writing, painting and thinking with others. If you are looking to publish your students' work, search no more. |
KID'S SPACE |
Welcome to the Labyrinth: A World Wide Web Server for Medieval Studies The Labyrinth is a global information network
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WELCOME TO THE LABYRINTH A WORLD WIDE WEB SERVER FOR MEDIEVAL STUDIES |
John F. Kennedy High School
Internet Training Workshop
by Steve Feld
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| Contributed by Mary T. Marino |
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Education World This is a great site. It is updated regularly. Here's a site that is especially easy on the eyes. |
EDUCATION WORLD |
Literary Resources on the Net There are numerous links here! |
Literary Resources on the Net |
Literature Resources for the High School and College Student Comprehensive collection of essential references. |
Literature Resources for the High School and College Student |
Bartlett, John 1901. Familiar Quotations "Trusting no man as his friend... could not recognize his enemy when the latter actually appeared." Need to know who said what? You'll find it here. |
Bartlett, John 1901. Familiar Quotations |
The English Server Thousands of worthy links. Imagine primary and secondary references only a click away. |
The English Server |
Britannica Internet Guide If it's not here, it may not exist. This site has an extraordinary compendium of information. Each link is a directory of sources! |
Britannica Internet Guide |
Victorian Web Sites Find extensive information on nineteenth century life, history, art, and especially literature. |
Victorian Web Sites |
Blue Web'n Learning Sites Library There are links here that will prove invaluable for all subject class teachers. Just pick and click. For example, choose "English"; then click on "Literature". There are plenty of literary sites here. Choose from Aesop's fables to Shakespeare's plays. |
Blue Web'n Learning Sites Library |
The Mining Company If you only have time to visit one site, don't come here. You'll want to linger here in this link labyrinth. Check out the "A to Z site". Enjoy! |
The Mining Company |
Web66: International School Web Site Registry Click on a country or a state and then click on a link to a school. Clearly there are many possibilities here. Additionally, many of these schools have included their own favorite links. |
Web66: International School Web Site Registry |
John F. Kennedy High School
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Lesson Links These are links to exceptional lesson or information sites. The list will grow as time goes on. |
Lesson Links |
William Shakespeare Shakespeare Globe USA The Library Here you will find annotated links to Shakespeare resources on the Web. |
William Shakespeare |
Victorian Web Sites This is an excellent site for links to Victorian, Romantic, and Gothic sites as well as miscellaneous authors in the U.K. |
Victorian Web Sites |
Indigenous People's Literature Links to all indigenous nations, as well as topics like earth prayers, great leaders, world geography, songs, poetry, and famous documents. |
Indigenous People's Literature |
The Awesome Library This is an excellent site for teachers and stu dents. Students can publish their work and work with other students on r eading, writing, and many other subjects. |
The Awesome Library |
English Server at CMU An excellent resource for all English courses. Some of the headings include: Film and Television, Journals, Poetry, Fiction, Software, Feminisim, Drama, Art, and Architect ure, Literacy, and Education, etc. |
English Server at CMU |
The New Chaucer Society The purpose of the New Chaucer Society is to provide a forum for teachers and scholars of Geoffrey Chaucer and his age. |
The New Chaucer Society |
Harlem Renaissance Harlem..The 1920s and 30s it was "the best of t imes," it was also "the worst of times:" though the African-American was making headway in areas formerly denied him such as the arts, literature, sciences, etc., he often did so by repudiating the mores, manners, and lifestyles of the poorer classes of b lacks. |
The Harlem Renaissance |
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture Located in Harlem, the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture is one of most widely used facilities in the world devoted to preserving materials on the history and culture of peoples of African descent. |
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture |
Zora Neal Hurston Zora Neal Hurston is one of the greatest writers/anthropologists of the 20th century. She could write about the most ordinary things and make them infinitely gorgeous. |
Zora Neale Hurston |