The California Instructional Technology Clearinghouse assists California educators to identify the highest quality electronic learning resources. If an instructional program marketed to schools uses a computer, a VCR or laser disc, a network, the Internet or any combination of these, the Clearinghouse will evaluate it for use in California schools. Searchable database and a wide variety of resources and materials are available on their Web site for all educators. Connecting Math to Our Lives is aimed at students from K-12. Through this project, children look at their lives and social issues in their communities through a mathematical perspective, and activities are aimed at developing math across the curriculum.
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First People's Project is aimed at connecting students from indigenous communities all over the world around common concerns. It features a traveling exhibition of indigeouns children's art . Register now for four series of distance learning program series designed for students in grades 4-8 and produced by the Hawaii Department of Education and Hawaii Public Television. You can register for Destination Space Station, Turtle Tracks, Journey to Wetlands, and Eyes of Hawaii by completing the online registration form. The region includes Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and entities in the Pacific.