INTERNET TEACHING RESOURCES

• Canada's SchoolNet/Rescol canadien
  
  SchoolNet is one of Canada's best educational web sites, with over 5,000 Learning Resources, @SchoolNet Today- a daily information news services on the world of e-learning, interactive features such as polls of the month,  the virtual tour and much more!
  

• Community Learning Network (CLN)
  
  CLN, a project of British Columbia's Community Learning Network, is designed to help K-12 teachers integrate technology into their classrooms. CLN features 265 menu pages with more than 5,800 annotated links to free resources on educational WWW sites -- all organized within an intuitive structure.

• AskERIC
  
  AskERIC is an Internet-based service providing education information to teachers, librarians, counselors, administrators, parents, and anyone interested in education throughout the North America and the world.  If you've used the ERIC databases before, you'll like this web-delivered product.

• Historica
  
  On this site, provided by the Historica Foundation of Canada, you can watch a Heritage Minute movie, search The Canadian Encyclopedia on-line, find lesson plans and resources, and review the past year's Heritage Fair projects.
  
  
• Maps - EdSelect
  
  This collection of online maps resources includes clip art, blackline masters of maps, and a number of map-related web sites.
  
  
• The Holocaust Teachers' Resource Center
  
  A project of the Holocaust Education Foundation, Inc., this site contains many different materials for classroom use.  Among the materials available are lesson plans, reviews of books and other media, video clips, and much more.  A very useful site for S1 Language Arts teachers.
  
  
• PBS Mathline
  
  A very impressive source of a variety of mathematics lessons and activities.
  
  
• Rubric Generators
  
  Although many of these "boilerplate" rubrics need further refinement, they are a starting point for the creation of rubrics for a variety of subject areas.
  
  
• Shakespeare:  a magazine for teachers and enthusiasts
  
  Sponsored by Georgetown University, this is the online version of a print magazine by the same name. The majority of teaching resources are available to subscribers only -- each month, however, a sample lesson is provided, gratis.
  
  
• ESPN Sports Figures
  
  Sponsored by ESPN, this page provides math and science teachers with real-life teaching examples drawn from the world of sports.