These websites are recommended by educators, for educators. Just click the apples to start exploring. And let us know if there's a site you think should be added to this list. This site is a national educational program sponsored by the biotechnology industry pioneer, Genentech, Inc., that puts high school biology teachers in touch with their colleagues, scientists and critical sources of new scientific information through an online network. Ask An Expert Teachers or students can send e-mail from this site to an expert and receive a timely response.
Extensive listings cover all curriculum areas.
This site, created by a Vermont-NEA member, includes opportunities to publish stories, information about authors, books you can buy, and links to sites that help parents. This site is hosted by the 260,000 support educator members of the National Education Association. Take a look at the resources collected here, and check out the Bulletin Board, where you can see the Current Hot Topic, read what other people have to say, and post your own ideas. The NEA website is an extremely rich resource, with information about education issues and the latest in instruction. Today in History This page on the Library of Congress website, as the name implies, shows what happened on this day in history.