Would like some nos. sugegstions for good teachers/classes... the ones mentioned in the yellow pages are not up tp the mark
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i dont know ..\n\njust wanted say good luck
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https://umdrive.memphis.edu/tsalyer/public/%234%20DEMO%20LP-%20Corrie.doc\n\nthis is a great lesson plan that my friend did.  its for public use.  check it out.
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go to google nad typen in tutors!
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If it is for a class let me know what kind of class...I can't think of anything right now but I'll try to help. Sorry.
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This should help make it easy:\n\nFind online lesson plans and teaching resources more easily... More lesson plans are being added each week!\nhttp://lessonplanz.com/\n\nWelcome to LessonPlansPage.com! We now have over 2,500 free lessons! To find lesson plans that match your criteria, begin by selecting a subject, or search for specific topics.\nhttp://www.lessonplanspage.com/
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Good for you for trying to learn outside the classroom.  I'll be honest, though.  You can't blame this one on the companies.  Many teachers don't want the answers available for their students to copy, so the companies have to keep them private.  Check the publishers' websites, and contact them to see if they will help you.  If not, see if you can get a teacher at the appropriate level to help you with this, or at least to check your answers.
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Check out Princeton's links for homeschool as well as all the other resources on their site. Good luck.
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How about going to your school library and they have great books.Sorry, i don't know any websites, as i tried myself, and couldn't get any.Good luck with your search, and hopefully you get an A+.
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Hi Sarah, try this site.\nHope it helps!\nhttp://www.awea.org/pubs/documents/TeachersGuide.pdf
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Go on their school's libraries websites. They usually have links for the subject specialists. That should give you a good start.
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try talking to the teacher and see if they will prvide you with the appropriate material or at least point you in the right direction.
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My goodness!  The SRA reading kits!  I loved them as a student - but that wasn't yesterday.  I have retired from a teaching career.  I remember how disappointed I would be if our teacher skipped SRA time!!  And at the end of the year I had progressed to the second last color - I think it was blue - I had really hoped to get to the top!! \n\nI did use a more updated version many years ago with third and fourth graders and some of them thought they were ok, while others detested them.  However,  I think they will be a good resource for students who are independent learners, and who like that sort of thing.  Many kids get a kick out of using the kinds of things their parents might have used.  Many kids enjoy the fact that they are self-directed, and that they can progress at their own rate.  For kids who don't like to do a lot of reading at one sitting, the stories are fairly short.  The speed with which kids can progress can be very enhancing to their self esteem and self confidence.  Students score their own work, which many like to do. \n\nThey can be a very good support to you in designing individualized materials as you need them, and possibly in setting up centers in your class if you use centers.  As others have indicated, they are sequential, so you can easily use them for ideas for activities and topics. Use them to design cloze precedures for example.  Write your own more indepth exercises if you need them.  Use the stories as a jumping off place for students to do more in depth research of a topic.\n\nYou can sign up for a free on-line monthly newsletter about the SRA labs at the link I've included.  New, much more colorful editions of the labs are available.\n\nBest of luck with it.  Pretty much anything kids will read is a good resource.
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sylvan learning.  is she in the seventh grade? i am.  my school offers this thing called skills tutor, i'm not sure if it's there too,  tell her good luck
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I'd try PBS or A&E. A&E will often have "In the Classroom" programs. Hope that helped.
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Every area has 'teacher stores'  If you can't recognize their names in the yellow pages (educational supplies, school supplies, etc), ask at your local school (elementary, high, it doesn't matter) where the teachers buy their supplies.  I'll try to remember some names of common companies and see if they have websites latter. (but the software based grading systems have made my life a LOT easier!)
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The only one I am aware of (most require classrome studies) is Penn Foster - http://www.penn-foster-online.com/\n\nHope this helps!
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www.w3schools.com is the best I have ever seen.\n   - Great explanations\n   - Hands-on examples\n   - Easy-to-use references\n   - Hyphenated-again-three-times fourth bullet point