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This collection of website resources for educators covers a variety of topics and ways to incorporate technology-rich materials into the classroom. These sites are not endorsed or advocated by SECC or BESTNet and are provided as a way to explore new resources. |
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Programs are also intended for viewers at home and students in the classroom. Annenberg Media programs can be viewed from their video on demand archives or accessed live online with a broadband connection.
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Programs are also intended for viewers at home and students in the classroom. Annenberg Media programs can be viewed from their video on demand archives or accessed live online with a broadband connection.
Gardening with children has the potential to improve academic performance, increase ecological literacy and improve dietary habits. Gardens offer dynamic, beautiful settings in which to integrate every discipline, including science, math, reading, environmental studies, nutrition and health. Such interdisciplinary approaches cultivate the talents and skills of all students while enriching the students' capacities of observation and thinking. This site is a resource for educators who have or want to start a garden on their school campus and features lesson ideas, research to support garden-based learning, contact information for regional organizations and more. ::: D o w n l o a d s ::: Linking State Standards to Your School Garden is a companion piece to Gardens for Learning (above) and aligns activities to the K-6 teaching standards mandated by the California State Board of Education.
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SCIENCE READING ARTS
HISTORY Mintz, S. (2007). Digital History. Retrieved Nov. 29, 2007 from http://www.digitalhistory.uh.edu |
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