Toni Whelan

Slm521SPO3

02/26/03

bibliog

Lesson Plans by Toni Whelan

1. LessonPlansPage.com! - This is a colorful site which gives plenty of instructions for you to complete and create a lesson plan perfect for any age group and subject. Date visited 2/18/03 http://www.lessonplanspage.com/

2. Teachers.Net - This link is perfect to open up and the side has al the subjects you need. Then you move onto a list of creative fun activities to do. Date visited 2/18/03

http://teachers.net/lessons/

3.Lesson Plans and Teaching Strategies - Color is what gets me with this site. I love lots of color when looking at teacher proposed sites. Again links are easy to use with multiple listings of any kind and anything you could want to do with you students. Date visited 2/18/03

http://www.csun.edu/~hcedu013/plans.html -

4. Lesson Planet - I like opening to this site and seeing the tabs of selection, adding parents to the role playing of lesson plans. The tabs take you to multiple listings of useful sites for reference, or research, or plain lesson plan making. Date visited 2/18/03

http://lessonplanet.teacherwebtools.com/directory.html?fromoverture=1

5. Teachnet.com - This site has multitude of fun things to do. It can get serious but many options on educational activities are listed. Date visited 2/18/03

http://www.teachnet.com/

6.Battlefield and Vietnam - I do not think you can go wrong with PBS. A very strong site for information on Vietnam, placed in a very user-friendly dialogue. Date visited 2/18/03

http://www.pbs.org/battlefieldvietnam/

7.Another Vietnam - International center for Photography is the basis of this site. Anything with pictures as far as I am concerned will bring implicit motivation from students. Date visited 2/18/03

http://www.icp.org/exhibitions/vietnam/index.html

8.History Central -

History Central is so colorful and self-explanatory. What do you want to know? This opens to pages of information on any war, but this particular page lends you to searching Vietnam. I love those colors.

Date visited 2/18/03

http://www.multied.com/vietnam/

9.questia the on line library - If you need a book, here they are in full text. The story of the Gulf War is immense and this site allows a high school student to get to know it through text. What is also nice you can choose and pick areas in the books you might want to work on specifically. Date visited 2/18/03

http://www.questia.com/

10. Media Channel - This site is good for teachers who need videos, or clips of different issues of war. It lists videos in different genres, and using this format is good in the classroom. Date visited 2/26/03

11. Youth Change - Avery friendly site exclusively for youth workers. It has many helpful links to well deserved questions on adolescence. It is geared to the counselors and foster parents who indeed may need extra tidbits. The site has online help or questions you may need right away. Date visited 2/18/03

http://www.youthchg.com/

12. Goodcharacter.com - This is a review on how videos can affect the adolescence. It compares how included in lesson plans this will affect a student. The student could take with them more of an impact when seeing on video good character judgement. Date visited 2/18/03

http://www.goodcharacter.com/Article_1.html

13. The National at Risk Education Network Society - A wonderful designed site from a non-profit organization. Many links from ordering books to resources from recommended distinguished and useable business. The department of education was one link I thought was a good recommended link.

Date visited 2/18/03

http://www.atriskeducation.net/

14. ADHD what it looks like - A simple explanation what symptoms may appear if a child had ADHD in a news letter format. This information is based on the Texas Medical Society. Date visited 2/18/03

http://www.thebulletin.com/archives/2001/march/adhd.htm

15. Personal MD - This site is an easy to use reference on medical terminology and how it can be treated. The search pulled up numerous news articles from publications that are reliable like the Journal of Psychiatry. Date visited 2/18/03

http://www.personalmd.com/

16. Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services - Helping New Yorkers for over a century this site is a welcome to a homogeneous group. If you are Jewish and want information pertaining to this religious group their documents and links are reputable, for example many doctors research labs, clinics, and hospitals. Searching adolescence and ADHD linked me to centers revolving around this need.

Date visited 2/18/03

http://www.jbfcs.com/

17. Kid Source Online - This site is very useful for parents and teachers to understand and teach their children or students about problems at home. There are lesson plans and activities to enhance stimulation on these topics. Date visited 2/18/03

http://www.kidsource.com/kidsource/content4/ADHD.pn.html

18. A newsletter on parenting adolescence - This site has listings of news articles based on what you’re looking for. On adolescence it listed many years of articles, one per month. The articles had good references, such as doctors and research from hospitals and clinics. Date visited 2/18/03

http://www.ianr.unl.edu/ianr/fcs/upsdowns/

19. Uncle Webster - Mid Missouri has a hand in helping parents get along with their adolescence in this site. The state educational board and the community for prevention have put together listings and links for parents looking for information about anything that may pertain to parenting. If you search for adolescence at risk it links to sources for that. Date visited 2/18/03

http://midmo.unclewebster.com/parents/facts/archive/adolescence.shtml

20. What You Need To Know About - This site first is an advertisement for a book on parental supervision and what the teenager are up to. The site map listed on the side has numerous topics to go to, and when linked to the topic your questions are answered. There are links to other sites giving information from acne to drugs. Date visited 2/18/03

http://parentingteens.about.com/library/weekly/blrevBS1.htm