Citing Internet Resources Students need to reference online sources just as they would an encyclopedia, a book or a magazine article. This is a fairly new area, but it is now expected in bibliographies. Even e-mail can be cited. MUD History . 1993. This page will give you a variety of resources to select from to investigate further examples.
Students often forget to document the Internet resources when they visit a site.
They can easily do this by opening a Word or word processing document, copying the URL and typing in any pertinent information needed right away. Not every state mandates gifted education. Some require identification only. Document outlining student needs and the services students will receive along with goals and benchmarks or objectives for specific areas. What are the specific activities that the student will engage in, and what are the steps that will help them reach the goal.