High+School+Technology

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=Science Resources = [] Author: Christopher Sheehan

This is a great resource for science teachers across all grade levels. All items are submitted from teachers in a science classroom. Items include labs, worksheets, and lesson plans. This site has worksheets for all kinds of educational movies and an ell/bilingual guide.

Submitted by: Jennifer Cawley

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[] Author: Nancy Clark Biology and Chemistry are two science subjects students need in high school. These two subjects can be difficult to gain interest in a student. This site provides excellent and engaging lessons in both of these content areas. I have taken multiple lessons from this site and made them my own for my middle grade science classroom. This site is perfect for students who are taking these subjections on a college prep track. I continue to look forward using this site next year when I start teaching in a high school Biology classroom. Submitted by: Jennifer Cawley

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Digital Teach Blog <span style="color: #008080; font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive; font-size: 14px; line-height: 115%;">[] Author: London Jenks This is a blog from a high school Science Teacher in Wyoming. He is trying to go paperless in his classroom and he describes how the process he is going through to get there. He provides useful resources to help with this task. His main focus right now is to seek ways to develop and implement technology in his classroom and he provides great ways to do so. Submitted by: Gina Moore

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Author: Numerous Authors
This is an interesting website that I know many educators use when looking for some new, fresh ideas in the classroom. I find it to be very easy to use and there are many options to pinpoint what type of lesson, area of study and grade level you teach. Submitted by: Ken Hartling

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