Teachers Network
Translate Translate English to Chinese Translate English to French
  Translate English to German Translate English to Italian Translate English to Japan
  Translate English to Korean Russian Translate English to Spanish
Lesson Plan Search
Our Lesson Plans
TeachNet Curriculum Units
Classroom Specials
Popular Teacher Designed Activities
TeachNet NYC Directory of Lesson Plans TeachNet NYC Dirctory of Lesson Plans

VIDEOS FOR TEACHERS
RESOURCES
Teachers Network Leadership Institute
How-To Articles
Videos About Teaching
Effective Teachers Website
Lesson Plans
TeachNet Curriculum Units
Classroom Specials
Teacher Research
For NYC Teachers
For New Teachers
HOW-TO ARTICLES
TEACHER RESEARCH
LINKS

GRANT WINNERS
TeachNet Grant:
Lesson Plans
2010
TeachNet Grant Winners
2009
TeachNet Grant Winners
Adaptor Grant Winners
2008
TeachNet Grant Winners
Adaptor Grant Winners
2007
TeachNet Grant Winners
Adaptor Grant Winners
Other Grant Winners
Power-to-Learn
Math and Science Learning
Ready-Set-Tech
Impact II
Grant Resources
Grant How-To's
Free Resources for Teachers
ABOUT
Our Mission
Funders
   Pacesetters
   Benefactors
   Donors
   Sponsors
   Contributors
   Friends
Press
   Articles
   Press Releases
Awards
   Cine
   Silver Reel
   2002 Educational Publishers Award

Sitemap

NYC Helpline: How To: Develop as a Professional

Professional Resources
Theresa London Cooper

Whether we are classroom teachers, teacher leaders and/or professional developers, all effective educators require professional resources to remain informed. Take advantage of those that are completely free. I receive a number of on-line resources that help me stay up to date.

1. The Master Teacher

I have subscribed to The Master Teacher for a number of years. Initially I received their pamphlets in the mail. Once a month I received four pamphlets that took me all of ten minutes to read. The topics were relevant, practical and timely. A few years ago, I found out about their on-line service, which provides the same information for the regular education teacher and the ESL teacher as well. You will receive tips and strategies on classroom management, building relationships, teaching strategies, and a great deal more. Highly recommended.

2. Leadership Wired

John C. Maxwell is the writer of the Leadership Wired service, a free on-
line service that addresses issues of leadership. I have subscribed to the service for a several years and it has helped me gain deeper insight into the complexities of leadership. It offers inspirational quotes, tips and advice.

3. TeacherPlanet.com

A friend of mine shared this site with me. You will find lesson plans for all subject areas, units, rubrics, and other freebies for teachers. Visit the site, you will be pleased you did.

4. The Responsive Classroom

I learned about this site while surfing the Internet, now, they send me newsletters in the mail. It is a very informative site that addresses issues of child development and good teaching practice. It is well worth your time.

5. Personalzationmall.com

What a fun site it is! You can find gifts for your colleagues at reasonable prices. If you are looking for keepsakes, desk accessories, shirts, mugs or frames, this is the site. Surprise or encourage a colleague with a personalized gift.

Try one, two or all and let me know what your think. I would love to know which of these sites you find most helpful.

E-mail Theresa

 

Come across an outdated link?
Please visit The Wayback Machine to find what you are looking for.

 

Journey Back to the Great Before