This inaugural invitational event was designed to provide a forum for minority leaders at all levels of education to share information and discuss the unique technological perspectives, issues, and needs of their peers. Read the full list of powerful ideas. Part Three by Tamela D. Randolph, Douglas Bedient, and Jacqueline Scolari Tamela, Douglas, and Jacqueline continue their four-part series with resources for math, science, and consumer education. Rose Reissman Online chats help students share their own stories of loss and survival in response to quotations from a survivor's memoir. Find out how to adapt other popular books for your classroom.
Students also can create their own extension activities.
Frequently the Internet changes substantially in the six months between the time that a column is submitted and the time it appears in print. The Mining the Internet Web site will provide a location for updates to each issue's column. It will also provide a way to offer active links to Internet locations mentioned in the column and a place for material that would not fit in the confines of a four-page column.