Links
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Educational Professional Organizations
American
Association of Colleges for Teacher Education
American
Education Research Association
American
Educational Studies Association
American
Federation of Teachers (AFT)
Association
for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD)
Association
of Teacher Educators (ATE)
Early
Childhood Research Institute on Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate
Services (CLAS)
International
Reading Association
National
Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)
National
Association of Elementary School Principals (NAESP)
National
Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP)
National
Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)
National
Education Association
National
Institute for Early Education Research (NIEER)
National
Middle School Association (NMSA)
United
Federation of Teachers
School Reform and Social Justice
Annenberg
Institute for School Reform
Center
for Collaborative Education
Coalition
of Essential Schools
Comer
School Development Program
Education
Development Center
Harvard
Project Zero
MiddleWeb--Exploring
Middle Grades Reform
National
Association for Multicultural Education
National
Turning Points
Network
of Educators on the Americas
New
Visions for Public Schools
Prospect
Center
Rethinking
Schools
School
Reform Networks at a Glance
Small
Schools Workshop
Urban
Education Web
Science, Math, and Technology
Adventures
in Modeling — Star Logo
Guide
to Math & Science Reform
ILTweb
(Institute for Learning Technologies)
National
Council Of Teachers Of Mathematics
National
Science Teachers Association
Other Great Sites
Center
on English Learning and Achievement
Center
for Media and Literacy
Chronicle
of Higher Education
Education
Week
Frank
Porter Graham Child Development Center
Links
to Educational Associations
Merriam-Webster
Online
National
Parent-Teacher Association
Networks:
An Online Journal for Teacher Research
New
York City Board of Education
New
York State Department of Education
New
York State School Boards Association
Resources
for Schools
Teachers
College Record
U. S.
Department of Education
Publishers, Libraries, and Booksellers
Association
of American Publishers
Association
of American University Presses
American
Library Association
BookWeb:
American Booksellers Association
Copyright
Clearance Center
Pubnet
Net
Library
Resources for Educators
Education/Anti-Bias Curriculum
Educators for Social Responsibility—offers guidelines for helping children deal with the tragedy, curriculum suggestions, and extensive links for further information.
Educational Development Center—features a curriculum for educators wishing to review the events of the tragedy and to reflect on issues of anti-racism.
Facing History and Ourselves—features curriculum and information for educators coping with the tragedy.
National Council of Social Studies—with information for educators on teaching about the tragedy.
Teaching for Change—with a list
of resources for educators.
National Association of Education of Young Children—with resources for early childhood professionals, and suggestions for speaking with young children about the tragedy.
Youth Communication—stories of tolerance, stereotyping, war, and friendship,written by adolescents to promote understanding and tolerance.
Teaching for Tolerance—from The Southern Poverty Law Center, resources for anti-bias curriculum and respect for tolerance.
Public Broadcasting System—resources for educators wishing to teach about the September 11 tragedy.
Educators for Social Responsibility National Office—gives suggestions for speaking with children about the September 11 tragedy.
Arab American Anti-Discrimation Committee
Arab American Institute
Bank St. College of Education—provides a comprehensive list of resources for educators, mental health professionals and parents, with extensive web links.
Mental Health
National Mental Health Association—provides resources on coping.
National Association of School Psychologists—offers suggestions for helping students express their feelings.
American Psychological Association—information and suggestions for working with persons traumatized by the September 11 tragedy.
Child Trauma Academy—provides information to enable teachers, caregivers, and parents deal with children's trauma from September 11.
National Association of Social Workers—with information and guidelines for families and caregivers on coping with trauma.
American Psychiatric Association—offers a list of resources for learning about coping with trauma.
Cornell Cooperative Extension—a division of Cornell University, which offers information on coping with tragedy.
Public Education Network—provides a list of resources for coping with trauma.
Connect for Kids—suggests ways to help educators and parents help themselves and children cope with the tragedy, as well as suggestions for curriculum.
Support
American Red Cross
The United Way
helping.org —Website that features most charitable organizations who are collecting for those in need following the September 11 tragedy.
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