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Web English Teacher is a tremendous website that will assist and benefit all English teachers at any level of K-12. The site provides lesson plans and materials, research sites, and professional resources for teachers. Teachers and students may use this site for information and resources in the four core areas of English: reading, writing, speech, and listening. Interdisciplinary studies, technology integration, and professional resources can be found on the Web English Teacher site also. All English teachers could benefit from this site. [|http://www.webenglishteacher.com] Rating:

[] This site is designed to assist English and Language/Arts teachers incorporate technology effectively in their classrooms. This site is run by Tom Daccord and Justin Reich who are academic technology trainers, speakers and authors. Users may discover inquiry-based lessons, activities, and projects. People can learn about new technologies such as blogs, wikis, and social networks. They can learn ways to introduce these technologies into the curriculum. This blog provides outstanding sites for lesson plans, resources and ESL/EFL sites that are extreme helpful. Rating:

__Mathematics __ A fantastic blog for high school math teachers. This blog has a technology focus to it. The author puts up YouTube videos of his classroom lessons in action and links of his SMART Notebook files. All lessons have an in depth structure and presentation to them. There is also exceptional use of non-conventional classroom technology like Flip video cameras that showcase students documenting the solution steps to problems. All in all, a very insightful and inspiring blog. Highly recommended. Rating:
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The author, Robert Talbert, is a professor of mathematics and computer science and holds a Ph.D. from Vanderbilt University. He claims teaching at the undergraduate level is his calling as he's been teaching since high school. The blog contains upper level mathematics and its connection to effective pedagogy. The author has a talent for taking the complex fears our students face and making them understandable to other teachers.
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This is the blog of a math teacher. It is interesting to read what other math teachers are doing in their classrooms. This teacher has some wonderful ideas to share with others. He also posts videos. I found one interesting about the arc of a football and the accuracy of quarterback Drew Brees. Rating:
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<span style="font-family: Georgia,serif; font-size: 120%;">Math Mama is written by Sue VanHattum, and this blog has a wealth of different posts and links about all different types mathematics. It gives tips on how to approach different topics with your classes, and also has several links to other blogs that can help us get excited about math all over again. There is a YouTube video of Vi Hart talking about doodling with infinite series. Another post talks about her issues with math education, and ways that it should be remedied.
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