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TeacherLINK, an online teacher resource for public educators and students, is provided as a free public service by the Adele and Dale Young Education Technology Center (the YETC) and Utah State University's Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services.
This section of TeacherLINK contains materials for teachers. Utah State University's College of Education students or YETC staff prepared them to be freely distributed to educators. We also gathered public domain materials that would be of interest to educators. Feel free to browse through this collection. Download items that would be useful to you as you teach.
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With the Internet, teachers have the tools to open a new world to their students. The learning experience is enhanced by interactive activities and virtual field trips, which is much more interesting than traditional methods. Other than that, students can learn how to do research on the Internet, and practice online safety when they are doing Internet exercises. Here are some resources for teachers who want to introduce their students to the Internet classroom.
Interactive
Color Wheel
Experiment with saturation, intensity, hue, and luma.
These websites provide helpful information in a couple of science areas:
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Based on the Montessori approach to
learning, Shining Light Reading Series incorporates the phonics-based
method of language acquisition with images, songs and games to engage your
child's intellect. |
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"My beginning reading speed was about 380 and I was up to 800
after the first session. I like the fact that I can see immediate
results." |
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