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Jason,
There are all sorts of sites
with free lesson plans on specific subjects. For instance, the Eisenhower
National Clearinghouse (www.enc.org) is a great
starting place for science and math.
This message made me
think of something off the topic a little.
Does anyone know of a
central website where teachers can go to find free
lesson material and/or
communicate about new work? If not, would this be
useful? I've been
looking for material for a television class I'm going to
be teaching and
it has been hard.
I'm thinking of something crossing between
freshmeat and slashdot. This
wouldn't be as important for the more
classic topics like math and science
(it might be though) but would prove
useful for teachers on the bleeding
edge of technology.
The idea
would be that teachers could post lessons and materials they found
useful
for others to build off of. Also, the site could provide a forum
for
teachers to communicate and even collaborate on lessons.
What
are some thoughts on
this?
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Jason
Mellen
Palm Bay High School
Webmaster / TSA Reporter / Television
Producer
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-seul-edu@seul.org [mailto:owner-seul-edu@seul.org]On
Behalf
> Of Douglas Loss
> Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2001 8:34
AM
> To: seul-edu@seul.org
> Subject:
[seul-edu] Someone on slashdot with a question
>
>
> I
just saw this on Slashdot:
>
> http://slashdot.org/askslashdot/01/06/06/1526203.shtml
>
>
Take a look at his question and the various answers. Feel
freel
> to post your own answers, but most importantly email
your
> comments directly to the question poster. I'll try and
work
> through the replies later and invite the people who
seem
> genuinely interested in educational topics to join us
here.
>
> --
> Doug
Loss The art of
medicine consists of amusing the
> dloss@suscom.net
patient while nature cures the disease.
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326-3987
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