The cornucopia of web-based tips for teachers now delivers a massive diversity of choice, leaving us wondering how much is actually put into practice. However, if tips are used, let's see some of the best sites. It offers access to teaching tips, new ideas, lesson plans, book reviews, a stress reduction feature, and a poem of the week. Jamie McKenzie edits FROM NOW ON ,an extraordinary professional development site. His very apt suite of articles on developing staff competencies for the modern learning environment is also available.
Advice is sound and well-documented, primarily targetting local faculty.
Teachers can use a local search engine to explore 6,825 annotated Web-based resources . The NEA's site also includes a threaded discussion and a Learning Community database of educators available for consultation. It also includes access to discussion boards and materials for building ICT and leadership skills. You be the judge. Funding provided by the University Grants Committee and City University.