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Best Sites Downloads eReports Free Sites ... Professional Development Enter your email address for FREE weekly teaching tips! Home Teacher Resources Lesson Plans Language Arts ... A Circle Story - To develop spontaneity and free-writing skills as students get an overview of the 1970s and the ballot topics. A Day Full of Popcorn - The use of inexpensive, healthful popcorn will create an atmosphere of fun for eager learners in the classroom. A Sporting Chance - In this activity students investigate the content on sports in Encarta, then choose one sport for further research. After they learn about its various aspects, they write a training manual to show how to be one's personal best at the sport. A. C. E. - In this activity, students will create art books. Abe's Story - This lesson plan is adaptable to language arts or social studies classes. Students will follow Abe Korn's journey through the Holocaust by using the Interactive Map found at the Cybrary of the Holocaust Web site. Adjective? What's an Adjective?

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FUN and EDUCATIONAL materials for children, teachers, and parents. Resource materials for groups and professionals working with children. From the Children's Educational Cooperative Reading and Language Click on a picture to learn more about the product and how to order. buttons shows items that can be bought directly from Play And Teach. This unique workbook utilizes graphic organizers to improve writing skills. Used in year-long writing programs, assessment, intervention, and individual practice. Teacher edition also available. Classic reading and spelling text for all ages. Multiple illustrations. Multisensory. Continuous review. Special graduated blending technique. Progressive, highly-decodable reading exercises strengthen eye tracking, develop blending skills, increase eye span, and teach syllabication. Pocket-sized boardbook teaching and reinforcing short-vowel sounds. One letter per page with multiple illustrations beginning with the sound introduced. Develop smooth eye-tracking skills with kinesthetic games providing intensive left-to-right blending and syllabication practice. Spelling resource for adding suffixes beginning with short vowels to long and short vowel words.

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5. Graduate Teacher Education Program Options Office of Special Education Projects (teach CME) appropriate programs and servicesin the context of general or special reading, language and Literacy. http://www.wm.edu/education/programs/grteach.htm

School of Education Curriculum and Instruction Dr. Sharon deFur Area Coordinator Jones Hall 229, Telephone (757) 221-2150 Graduate Teacher Education Master's Degree Programs (M.A.Ed.) Prerequisite: Students must have completed a baccalaureate degree in an arts and science discipline. To read these pages in pdf format you will need Adobe Acrobat. You can download it and install it for free, here. For program course requirements: go to: Elementary Education (pdf format) go to: Secondary Education (pdf format) go to: Special Education, Initial Endorsement (pdf format) and Office of Special Education Projects (TEACH) go to: Special Education, Resource/Collaborating Teacher Program (pdf format) and Office of Special Education Projects (CME) go to: Gifted Education (pdf format) go to: (pdf format) Important Program Information Information on financial aid How to apply for Graduate Admission Elementary Education Graduate students in the Elementary School Teaching M.A.E.d. program complete a 45-semester hour program that includes educational foundations course work, methods courses in elementary school subject fields, clinical and student teaching experiences, and a culminating curriculum project. and only to , people who are not already certified.

6. Teach Yourself To Read Chaucer's Middle English to enable them to make Chaucer's language part of 6, The Shipman's Tale Lesson 7,The general Prologue Lesson 8 and Cook's Tales Lesson 10, reading More Tales http://icg.harvard.edu/~chaucer/teachslf/less-0.htm

THE GEOFFREY CHAUCER PAGE Teach Yourself to Read Chaucer's Middle English (To go directly to Index of Lessons click here Introduction The best way to learn to read Chaucer's Middle English is to enroll in a course with a good and enthusiastic teacher (as most teachers of Chaucer are). Though students enrolled in Chaucer courses may find some parts of this page useful, it is intended primarily for those who, for a variety of reasons, cannot take such a course but nevertheless want to increase their enjoyment of Chaucer's works. The aim of this page is to provide the user with the means to learn to pronounce Chaucer's English and to acquire an elementary knowledge of Chaucer's grammar and vocabulary. It does not offer much on matters of style and versification and has almost nothing on the literary qualities of Chaucer's work. The user who works conscientiously through these materials should be ready to study such matters on his or her own (beginning with the materials on the Harvard Geoffrey Chaucer Website, and exploring other sources both on and off the Web). It is assumed that the user of the page has a printed text of The Canterbury Tales. There are texts on line, but none with the quality one finds in print (a printed edition, with a good glossary and notes, remains the most effective form of hypertext). The exercises on this page assume that the user has a copy of either the

7. Teach Yourself To Read Chaucer: Lesson 6 -- The Shipman's Tale However, the general Prologue is rather difficult compared to for those beginningthe study of Chaucer's language. be used for a first reading; go carefully http://icg.harvard.edu/~chaucer/teachslf/less-6.htm

THE GEOFFREY CHAUCER PAGE Teach Yourself to Read Chaucer Lesson 6: The Shipman's Tale One might think that the next step should be to go on to the General Prologue. However, the General Prologue is rather difficult compared to some of the tales themselves and one can best enjoy it when he or she has a full control of the basic elements of Middle English. Working one's way through a shorter and simpler tale is the best way of attaining that control. The Shipman's Tale is brief and easily accessible to modern sensibilities (and it is fun). It is therefore a good work with which to begin. Here is a summary of the plot: A rich merchant of Saint Denis (near Paris) has a beautiful wife and maintains a splendid household. The monk Dan John, who claims he is a cousin, is a frequent visitor. One day Dan John comes to call when the merchant is busy in his counting house. He makes advances to the wife, who says her wretched husband will not give her a hundred franks, which she needs to pay a debt; if he can give her that amount, she will show her gratitude. He says he will bring them, and he "caught her by the flanks." When the merchant must go on business to Flanders the monk borrows a hundred franks from him. He gives the money to the wife, and he takes his pleasure of her. When the merchant returns and asks for his money, Dan John says he repaid it to the wife. When the Merchant later asks his wife for the money (which she has spent), she turns the tables, telling him she spent it on clothing, since it is to his honor to have her richly dressed. She will pay him back in bed "score it upon my tail."

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9. Language Link Feature Article a new country, with detailed discussions of how to teach listening, speaking, reading,writing, grammar Los Angeles American language Press general Information. http://www.cal.org/ericcll/langlink/nov02feature.html

November 2002 ERIC/CLL LANGUAGE LINK An Online Newsletter from the ERIC Clearinghouse on Languages and Linguistics Language Link contents] Feature Article TESOL Certification: What Are The Options? Bronwyn Coltrane Sally Morrison ERIC Clearinghouse on Languages and Linguistics At ERIC/CLL, we receive many queries about the options available to earn teaching credentials for English as a second language (ESL). Prospective ESL teachers want to know about the kinds of certificates and endorsements available and where and how they can earn one. Those who are not currently teachers ask about undergraduate and graduate programs in TESL (teaching ESL); those who are already teaching in other fields ask about add-on certification in ESL. To answer their questions and provide additional information on ESL certification, ERIC/CLL is planning a new Resource Guide Online to be published early in 2003. In the meantime, this article is designed to give prospective ESL teachers a general overview of their certification options. Common Abbreviations ESL: English as a second language.

10. Using Traditional American Indian Stories To Teach Indigenous Languages in many elementary reading and language arts programs more useful as children's readingmaterial becomes based almost exclusively on general previous knowledge http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~jar/TIL_6.html

Chapter 6, Teaching Indigenous Languages Return to the Table of Contents Coyote as Reading Teacher: Oral Tradition in the Classroom Armando Heredia and Norbert Francis Legends, myths, folk tales, and stories have long been an important aspect of the history and culture of indigenous people; vehicles to preserve, carry, and teach historical events, religious beliefs, ethics, and values to the young and old. Ethnographers and students of folklore have described in detail and extensively analyzed the literary aspects of oral tradition. However, despite the broad consensus on the artistic merits of traditional stories and the role they have played in the linguistic and cultural continuity of indigenous peoples, they are little used in schools. This paper discusses the instructional uses of traditional stories is meant to serve as a contribution to realizing their educational potential. Story telling was a way of relating history, transmitting cultural knowledge, and giving expression to the esthetic and poetic endeavors of all Native American peoples. As Chief Standing Bear explained: Story-telling is an ancient profession, and these stories are among our oldest possessions. For many years before the white man ever came to our homeland these legends were told over and over, and handed down from generation to generation. They were our books, our literature, and the memories of the storytellers were the leaves upon which they were written. (quoted in Humishuma, 1990, p. 305)

11. Speech Teach UK Resources_temp Odd one out a simple activity designed to encourage the use of language. ; A workbookto practice reading phonetically similar general educational -Rewards. http://www.speechteach.co.uk/p_resource/resources_summary.htm

Summary Table The resources summary table is split into the following sections Information for parents Picture cards Speech therapy games General educational ... The Cat's Out Before using these resources please read our NEW Available to buy now Our first Speech Teach UK resources CD , resources marked with a # in the table below are available on this Speech Teach Resources CD 1 Price $20 ( UK £15 ) Section Contents Information for parents Tips and hints The Ten Commandments For Parents Of Children with Special Needs Kinderstart - a search engine for all things related to kid's education, health and development Story Time - the benefits of reading to your children including useful information from and links to other sites Developmental milestones for speech and language development. Our parent support group Setting up your own support group Support Group Directory - Our aim is to help people contact others in a similar situation, in their own area, or via the internet. Reading Together - information to help parents with ideas about the best way to approach reading practice with their child Armani Drama Workshops - Nora Armani's children's workshops aim at giving children a chance to express themselves, helping them find a constructive and positive interactive interest in their everyday surroundings through drama.

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Introduction The following web sites are ones that either I have visited personally or are recommendations that have come to me via feedback from this site. I have split the website reviews table into the following 6 sections, use the links below to go directly to the table section you require. Speech Therapy Stuttering / Stammering Special needs education Parent's sites ... Other Caution - These links to other sites are provided for information. The content in these sites should only be used to support professional speech therapy and are in no way meant to be a replacement for such therapy. Please pass on suggestions of resources to add to this via the notice board or by submitting a site URL using our feedback form. SUBMIT SITE Website reviews Section Web site reviews Speech Therapy http://www.earlyprolang.co.uk Comment - A group of professional language teachers providing an e consultancy service for parents. Individualised programmes are produced for a childs particular difficulty. http://www.hanen.org

13. California Reading Initiative in a departmentalized school and who either (a) teach remedial reading set for 2001and in reading/language arts for Programs funded from the state general fund http://www.cde.ca.gov/cilbranch/eltdiv/rdg_init.htm

California Dept of Education A-Z Index Search Help ... Resources California Reading Initiative Curriculum Reading Initiative T he California Reading Initiative (CRI) is an ongoing, multifaceted effort to improve the reading achievement and literacy levels of California's students. This collaborative initiative involves the leadership and support of many of California's decision- and policy-making entities (the Governor, the Legislature, the State Board of Education, the Superintendent of Public Instruction, etc.). Each of these important stakeholders has demonstrated commitment and leadership in the quest to provide the necessary guidance and resources for promoting effective reading/language arts instruction. Two benchmark documents published by the California Department of Education continue to form the basis for the CRI. Both documents, Every Child a Reader (1995), the report of the Superintendent's Task Force on Reading, and Teaching Reading (1996), the Reading Program Advisory, described a rationale and a research base for a balanced and comprehensive approach to the teaching of early reading that incorporates: a strong literature, language, and comprehension program that includes a balance of oral and written language;

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Welcome to Heinemann Search Advanced Search Browse New Titles Firsthand Reading Writing ... View All Topics >> Professional Development Planning Services Heinemann Workshops Heinemann Speakers HeinemannU ... Seminars Special Features Resource Center Sample Chapters Exhibit Schedule Heinemann Distributors ... Help Snapshots: Using Minilessons to Teach Reading Effectively Linda Hoyt $129.00: Self Paced Student Also available from Linda Hoyt People who bought this also bought... EMAIL this page to a friend Availability: Available When: Anytime Where: Online at HeinemannU.com Minilessons are powerful tools for targeted teaching. This course focuses on specific types of reading minilessons that build good reading strategies, help students understand informational texts, as well as supporting word study or independent reading, and small group instruction. Planning and developing minilessons based on student need is addressed throughout. Video clips show lessons in action. Course Goals: Learn how to structure, plan, and keep track of minilessons. Develop and teach minilessons supporting good reader strategies.

15. K-3 Resources of Education reflects on current literature on the best ways to teach reading.Discusses the debate over whole language vs phonics . general Resources for http://teams.lacoe.edu/village/k3.html

Standards Reading Resources for K-3 Teachers Lesson Plans Village Idea Exchange ... Assessment Standards for Language Arts NCTE/IRA Standards for the English Language Arts The National Council of Teachers of English and the International Reading Association offers a general outline and table of contents of the standards. The complete set of standard guidelines are available for purchase at this site. Language Arts Content Standards California Language Arts Content Standards provided by the SCORE Language Arts Home Page top Reading Resources for K-3 Teachers Would you like to share sites that you have found helpful? Let us hear from you! ACEI Speaks: Multiple Intelligences-Different Ways of Learning The Association for Childhood Education International describes the characteristics of each type of multiple intelligence and provides suggested activities for parents to do with their children. America Reads Challenge The America Reads Challenge calls on all Americans to support teachers and help ensure that every American child can read well and independently by the end of 3rd grade. California Early Literacy Learning California Early Literacy Learning (CELL) is a staff development program designed to support elementary teachers and strengthen their teaching of reading and writing. Research-based teaching methodologies are organized into a framework for classroom instruction. The CELL project emphasizes that the primary instructional role in the elementary grades is to teach reading and writing.

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KYVL for Teachers General and Reference ABC Teach Geared toward younger students, ABCteach provides websites; theme units; reading, math, writing, handwriting activities and materials; activities for babysitters. An Action Research Approach to Curriculum Development This article includes a definition of Action Research along with an example of using it in the development of a curriculum. AOL@School AOL@School provides age appropriate K-12 learning environments, teacher and administrator resource centers and more. AskERIC The AskERIC website provides access to more than 1100 lesson plans in all K-12 curriculum areas, plus teaching materials from the GEM Gateway and the capability to search the ERIC database. Bartleby.com This site provides the fulltext of many contemporary and classic reference works. Big6: An Information-Problem Solving Process "Developed by Mike Eisenberg and Bob Berkowitz, the Big6 is the most widely-known and widely-used approach to teaching information and technology skills in the world. Used in thousands of K-12 schools, higher education institutions, and corporate and adult training programs, the Big6 information problem-solving model is applicable whenever people need and use information. The Big6 integrates information search and use skills along with technology tools in a systematic process to find, use, apply, and evaluate information to specific needs and tasks."

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Helpful Links (Please note: ISBE does not endorse these links and is not responsible for their content or availablity. Links are provided only as a resource.) General Interest Teacher Information Network The Repository: State Standards Teach-nology Rubric Maker Education World ... Nationwide State Standards Fine Arts Plays Online Illinois Arts Alliance Illinois Theatre Association Illinois Arts Council ... Illinois Association for Dance Foreign Languages Illinois Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages State and Local Foreign Language Standards National K-12 Foreign Language Resource Center ... Learn Language International Education Comparative and International Education Society Comparative Education Review British Council U.S. Department of State ... Global TeachNet Mathematics Illinois Council of Teachers of Mathematics National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Eisenhower National Clearinghouse Show-Me Center Standards-Based Middle Grades Curricula ... Annenberg/CPB Language Arts/Reading: International Reading Association National Council of Teachers of English Electronic Text Archives and Plays Online Illinois School Library Media Association ... Ohio Resource Center for Mathematics, Science and Reading

18. 2000 National Survey Of Science And Mathematics: Presentations: Press Release 12 very well qualified to teach reading/language arts, approximately 60 school counterpartsto teach both science professional development; in general, onethird http://2000survey.horizon-research.com/pressrelease.php

2000 National Survey of Science and Mathematics Education Home About the Survey Instruments Reports ... Contact For Immediate Release: Contact: Iris R. Weiss NATIONAL STUDY DEPICTS SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS EDUCATION IN THE YEAR 2000 Chapel Hill, NC - December 13, 2001 - A new report released today by Horizon Research, Inc . describes the status of science and mathematics education in kindergarten through the twelfth grade (K-12) in the United States. The 2000 National Survey of Science and Mathematics Education included approximately 6,000 teachers in over 1,200 public and private schools. The study was conducted by Horizon Research, Inc with support from the National Science Foundation. The full report of the 2000 National Survey can be accessed at http://2000survey.horizon-research.com/ The 2000 National Survey documents that in the elementary grades, much less instructional time is devoted to science instruction than to mathematics. On a typical day, nearly all grade K-4 classes spend time on mathematics instruction, compared to only 7 in 10 for science instruction. Further, while mathematics lessons in the early grades tend to be substantially longer than science lessons, the amount of time devoted to reading/language arts instruction in elementary schools dwarfs that spent on either mathematics or science. Based on teachers' descriptions of their most recent lesson, more than 80 percent of the science lessons in grades K-12 include discussion, and a majority of lessons include lecture. Use of hands-on/laboratory activities varies by grade range; approximately 6 in 10 science lessons in grades K-4 involve students doing hands-on/laboratory activities, compared to 5 in 10 in grades 5-8 and 4 in 10 in high school. Group work is included in more than half of all science lessons.

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