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<\/a>Lesson Plans<\/h3>\nGuide to Finding Lesson Plans<\/a>
\nThis guide, put together by the Social Sciences, Health, and Education Library, is an excellent starting point for information on finding lesson plans in print and online. The Online Resources<\/a>\u00a0section will be of particular interest to remote users.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
<\/a>Children’s Literature<\/h3>\nSchool Collection: Children’s Literature Resources<\/a>
\nThis extensive and well-annotated guide from the Social Sciences, Health, and Education Library\u00a0(SSHEL) contains a wealth of links to useful web sites covering a variety of aspects of children’s literature, from storytelling and fairy tales to bilingual resources and book reviews.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
<\/a>Selected Web Sites for Student Teachers<\/h3>\nBack-to-School Guide<\/a>
\nA collection of resources to help student teachers from the National Education Association.<\/p>\nResources Toolkit for New Teachers<\/a>
\nThis site provides a compilation of blogs, videos, and other resources for new teachers. While it is not targeted directly at student teachers, the information here is valuable to anyone who is new to teaching. Included are guides such as curriculum and lesson planning, classroom management, working with parents, and the basics of technology integration.<\/p>\n
\nThis guide, put together by the Social Sciences, Health, and Education Library, is an excellent starting point for information on finding lesson plans in print and online. The Online Resources<\/a>\u00a0section will be of particular interest to remote users.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>Children’s Literature<\/h3>\nSchool Collection: Children’s Literature Resources<\/a>
\nThis extensive and well-annotated guide from the Social Sciences, Health, and Education Library\u00a0(SSHEL) contains a wealth of links to useful web sites covering a variety of aspects of children’s literature, from storytelling and fairy tales to bilingual resources and book reviews.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
<\/a>Selected Web Sites for Student Teachers<\/h3>\nBack-to-School Guide<\/a>
\nA collection of resources to help student teachers from the National Education Association.<\/p>\nResources Toolkit for New Teachers<\/a>
\nThis site provides a compilation of blogs, videos, and other resources for new teachers. While it is not targeted directly at student teachers, the information here is valuable to anyone who is new to teaching. Included are guides such as curriculum and lesson planning, classroom management, working with parents, and the basics of technology integration.<\/p>\n
\nThis extensive and well-annotated guide from the Social Sciences, Health, and Education Library\u00a0(SSHEL) contains a wealth of links to useful web sites covering a variety of aspects of children’s literature, from storytelling and fairy tales to bilingual resources and book reviews.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>Selected Web Sites for Student Teachers<\/h3>\nBack-to-School Guide<\/a>
\nA collection of resources to help student teachers from the National Education Association.<\/p>\nResources Toolkit for New Teachers<\/a>
\nThis site provides a compilation of blogs, videos, and other resources for new teachers. While it is not targeted directly at student teachers, the information here is valuable to anyone who is new to teaching. Included are guides such as curriculum and lesson planning, classroom management, working with parents, and the basics of technology integration.<\/p>\n
\nA collection of resources to help student teachers from the National Education Association.<\/p>\n
Resources Toolkit for New Teachers<\/a>
\nThis site provides a compilation of blogs, videos, and other resources for new teachers. While it is not targeted directly at student teachers, the information here is valuable to anyone who is new to teaching. Included are guides such as curriculum and lesson planning, classroom management, working with parents, and the basics of technology integration.<\/p>\n