Following is a list of World Wide Web sites that teachers and their students may find helpful. The federal Eisenhower National Clearinghouse for Mathematics and Science Education has created Searching the Web, a training tool for teachers. The site provides information and examples for both novice and experienced Web searchers.
Topics covered include question analysis, search strategies, and search engines.
Elementary school teachers can find energy-related curriculum aids on the Educator Web Site from the Alliance to Save Energy, a coalition that promotes the efficient and clean use of energy. Lesson plans about energy conservation, efficiency, and sources can be incorporated into math, science, language arts, and computer curricula. Literature And Photography. DoubleTake , a magazine for writing and photography edited by child psychologist Robert Coles and published by Duke University's Center for Documentary Studies, has created the DoubleTake Online Classroom Companion. DoubleTake 's archives of photography, poetry, fiction, and essays are divided into thematic units that correspond to common high school curricula.