These sites offer help and strategic information for developing our thinking skills, as well as for developing our students' "brain power." The links are divided into several categories. These categories are reflective steps needed for various learning styles and can be used for strengthening comprehension skills. An additional section on "de-stressing ourselves" is offered, because sometimes we take on too many things at once. This can cause a great deal of stress. Stress has been linked to many illnesses and in general, contributes to the breakdown of our immune system. De-stressing ourselves, day to day, will also contribute to our ability to learn.
http://www.tiac.net/users/seeker/100art....
Exercises for your brain. Hup, two, three, four! Nope. Not quite that simple, but the rewards from adding a few of these exercises to your daily routine could bring about astounding results. What do you have to lose? Maybe some damaging habits.
http://www.son.washington.edu/~makcon/he...
Beef up your curricula with some brain power! Here are some practical applications to use that are laid out in a traditional lesson plan. Just print it out and use it!
http://snow.utoronto.ca/Learn2/brain.htm
Learning to learn. Thought you knew everything there was about learning? There's plenty of food for thought at this site! Very helpful suggestions and information to get the brain charged for some electric outcomes!
http://www.adam.com.au/johnstev/
Do you like the challenge of a good crossword puzzle? Well, then, this site is bound to please you. Learning is fun. One of the greatest things about being a teacher are the boundless ways we can present our material to the students. Feel like you need a break from the routine? Have yourself a ball with these java crossword puzzles. For membership, you can even create your own puzzles for your specific needs. Your students will thank you for the change of pace. :-)
http://www.teleport.com/~writers/fairyta...
Antelope Publishing has enhanced the enjoyment of old time Fairy Tale favorites with electronic media!
http://www.ldresources.com/suggestions.h...
This site has suggestions for helping learning disabled students to write.
http://www.spiritsound.com/quotes.html
A collection of writings exploring the poetic mysteries of sound, music, art, spirit, and healing.
http://putwest.boces.org/StSu/Art.html
Developing Educational Standards is an annotated list of Internet sites with K-12 educational standards and curriculum frameworks documents, maintained by Charles Hill and the Putnam Valley Schools in New York.
http://www.wgbh.org/wgbh/learn/0997featu...
This site is really fantastic! I thought that I had just about seen everything there was on the value of music education and it's impact on learning, but this site has some valuable info at it. Be sure and check this site out.
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