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Online Reading, Writing, and Researching Resources |
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Dr. Alice Christie's Keynote - Coming SOON
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The Internet is growing exponentially and each day provides more and more resources for teachers and learners of all ages! Below I have links to a wide variety of resources that may be useful in educational settings. Not all links will be useful in every learning situation, so users of this page can browse and select those most appropriate in terms of content and grade level. When using the Internet in schools, I suggest a few key principles:
My research has shown that extensive reading and writing using the Internet and email enhances kids' reading and writing skills extensively. It also prepares them to be literate citizens of the 21st century. |
Creating
Global Classrooms: Teachers Collaborating with Others
(Students share
multimedia research reports on the state of Alaska and
Alaskan history)
(This project is the
result of 7th grade students learning to use the Internet
as both a resource tool and as a publishing
medium.)
(Students gather data
and share their results visually via the WWW)
(This site displays
activities and student work using a web-based
format)
(An Oral History of
Rhode Island Women during World War II written by
students in the Honors English Program at South Kingstown
High School)
(A student produced
web-based project by a 10th grade American History
Class)
(A collaborative effort
in which students share their research on the
WWW)
(Many classrooms create
webpages sharing their writing, art and
views)
(Students share their
fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and artwork in this
web-based forum)
(This site displays activities and student work using a
web-based format)
(Students share their fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and
artwork in this web-based forum)
(Students share multimedia research reports on the state
of Alaska and Alaskan history)
(This Alaskan high
school used cutting-edge technology in ways too numerous
to count)
(High school students
showcase the many ways technology is imbedded in their
learning)
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