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Update
for Spring 2007: Regents Reviews Online |
| It's
not too early to start reviewing for exams! |
Regents
Prep (from Oswego CSD) |
Regents
Review Online (from PBS) |
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 General
Sites |
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| LCSD
Research Project Resource Page |
Provides
a complete listing of resources related to conducting
student-generated research papers. |
| The
Online Field Trip page |
An
excellent resource for online field trips. Your students can
take a field trip to rainforests, salt marshes, and volcanoes, to name
a few places. Complete with teacher resources. |
| The High School Hub |
This site is
divided into core subject areas, each of which contain numerous links to resources within
that area. Included are subject guides for each area as well as links to sites
specifically for the secondary student (i.e. The Driving Test, Daily SAT Question, Test
Preparation, etc) |
|
Powerpoint
Presentations for Every Content Area |
Created by teachers for a
Technology Literacy Challenge grant. |
| Regents Exam Prep Center |
This
site has been specifically designed to help high school students prepare for the NYS
Regents exams. Includes exam prep for the new Math A exam. |
| The WebQuest Page |
Webquests
are inquiry based units, involving a variety of themes, that promote higher order thinking
among students. Using the Internet as a resource, students work in collaborative groups to
gather information and complete a series of tasks. Culmination of the quest
typically involves the creation of a product or involvement with a wider audience. |
| The
WebQuest Resource Page |
Lists
related links for building and using WebQuests. Presented by Cindy
Pilc, TechDay 2002. |
|
Understanding the
Internet |
A collection of links to educate
students about smart Internet searching. |
| Using
Videos in the Classroom |
Links
to online resources and related articles. |
| Web
Sites To Watch |
Links
to timely web sites to enhance your curriculum. |
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Art |
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| A Lifetime of Color |
Includes an
interactive timeline and glossary, color wheel, and information about the elements and
principles of art. Read about the progression of art from primitive to post-modern
styles. |
| The Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art |
Show your students
one of the greatest art collections in the world. The site is divided into sections.
Each section includes information on the history of its period's great artists,
influences, and identifying characteristics as well as background information on specific
artists. |
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English |
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| ELA
Teaching and Learning Links |
Resources
for evaluating and creating ELA units. |
| Online
Novels |
Contains
links to some of the literary works read by LCSD high school students |
| Student Sites |
Link leads to a
collection of English related sites for students, including a
downloadable "Works
Cited" resource sheet. Use this page as a starting point for Internet related
activities. |
| FCA
Help |
Developed
by the LCSD English Dept. to assist Jr./Sr. High teachers in
using the FCAs in their classrooms. |
| The HSH English Center |
Contains study
guides for all major literary works, grammar and writing guides, and writing contest
opportunities. |
| The
Web English Teacher |
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Foreign Language |
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| EduHound.com Espanol |
Features links to
the best K-12 Spanish language resources on the Web. |
| EspanOle!
Pagina Principal |
The study,
teaching and appreciation of the Spanish language. |
| Parlez-Vous? |
A resource for
French students and teachers. |
| Student
Resource Sheet |
Need
to know the key strokes for word processing in Spanish? Print
this handy guide to use for all of your foreign language word
processing needs. NOTE: Requires Acrobat
Reader to view. Click on link to download from Adobe
site. |
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Home and Careers |
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| Student Sites |
Link leads to a
collection of career sites for students. Use this page as a starting point for
Internet related activities. |
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Math |
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| Math.com |
This site provides
math lessons and resources for students, teachers, and parents. It includes homework
help, tables, and formulas for students taking algebra - calculus. The site also
highlights some of the everyday, around the house uses for math. |
| HSH Math |
Contains links to
a variety of tables and formulas and Java applets which allow users to visualize specific
mathematical concepts in algebra, geometry, and calculus. |
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Physical
Education |
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| PE Central |
The ultimate web
site for health and physical education teachers. |
| Health Teacher.com |
Provides a
comprehensive, sequential K-12 health education curriculum that consists of almost 300
lesson guides that meet National Health Education Standards. |
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Science |
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|
Earth Science Review |
Great site to
review for ES regents exam |
| The Catalyst |
Developed
specifically for the HS chemistry teacher, to provide a place for finding relevant
information for use in and out of the classroom. |
| eSkeletons |
Gain an
understanding of human physiology by viewing a detailed human skeleton and compare it to
skeletons of a chimpanzee, baboon. This site provides an interactive environment for
learning about skeletal anatomy. |
| High School Physics Resources |
Resources for the
students: tutoria;s, animations, project ideas, sample quizzes |
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Social
Studies |
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| Student Sites |
Link leads to a
collection of social studies related sites for students. Use this page as a starting
point for SS Internet related activities such as research projects and webquests. |
| AdAccess |
Presents images
and database information for over 7,000 advertisements printed in U.S. and Canadian
newspapers and magazines between 1911 and 1955. |
| The
Avalon Project: Documents in Law, History, and Diplomacy. |
The Avalon Project
contains digital documents relevant to the fields of Law, History, Economics, Politics,
Diplomacy and Government. |
| Generation Net |
This web site
enables students to democratically choose their own public policy agenda and join with
other students from around the world to campaign for changes in the policy's issues. Great
for launching class discussions. |
| History Matters |
This
site serves as a gateway to web resources and offers unique teaching materials, first
person primary documents, and threaded discussions on teaching US history. |
| Using
Primary Source Documents |
Developed
to assist the teachers of LCSD create and use PSD in their
classrooms |
- Note: If you have a site that you want
included in these or other categories, please submit a request through the
Tech Help request form
*Note: Links on this page lead off
of the web site controlled by the Le Roy Central School District.
While material has been reviewed for educational application, the LCSD
is not responsible for content or changes made to these pages.
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