Professional Resources for Teachers
From courses from Astronomy to US History to Anatomy & Physiology, Crash Course offers a wide variety of quick-paced, imaginative videos aimed at learners of all ages.
Ideas for hands-on classroom projects
Formerly known as Teaching Tolerance...these resources are designed to help teachers improve their practice and turn schools into strong communities that welcome diversity.
Magnolia Tutorials and Lesson Plans
This link is packed with lesson plans devised by Mississippi librarians and teachers. Each plan helps students learn to use MAGNOLIA resources.
Daily news articles from leading publications at differentiated reading levels that include standards-aligned quizzing and writing prompts.
ReadWriteThink provides lesson plans, videos, activities and apps to improve students reading and writing skills.
Education Week is the #1 source of non-partisan, high-quality news, and insights covering the K-12 education sector.
Edutopia is a free source of information, inspiration, and practical strategies for learning and teaching in preK-12 education. Published by the nonprofit & nonpartisanGeorge Lucas Educational Foundation, we spotlight best practices, stories of innovation and continuous learning in education.
eSchool News provides latest news and information related to the role of technology in education and schools.
Google Classroom Fundamentals training to help you integrate Google in your classroom.
Free Access to Professional Journals for Educators
Stay informed with the latest developments in education through top-notch scholarly information available at no cost.
SimpleK12 Teacher Learning Community
SimpleK12 is the #1 Source For Professional Development For Teachers. CEUs are available.
Create journal alerts for your favorite academic and professional journals through Magnolia.
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