Resources for Educators Education California United States

Resources for Educators

• - Bibliography of noteworthy children's and young adult literature set in California and highlighting California history and culture.
  
• - The California Technology Assistance Project region that cover Riverside, Inyo, Mono, and San Bernardino counties.
  
• - JMF's youth non-violence programs make a positive impact on youth through speaking in schools, funding mediation programs, promoting sportsmanship and frustration management techniques for athletes.
  
• - Provides education administrators with centralized access to technology resources.
  
• - Organization responsible for planning, installing and maintaining information and instructional technology in California schools.
  
• - Supports systemic change in schools and districts for increased student learning, assisting schools with systemic reform largely through School Portfolios and Data Analysis.
  
• - Non-profit organization affiliated with the national Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy. Goal is to educate young Californians in sound money and credit management practices. Events, press, and resources for educators.
  
• - Provides assistance to California's educational technology community. Information on their annual conference, newsletter, discussion lists, and other information.
  
• - Describes teacher resources and activities available to heighten the agricultural awareness of school students.
  
• - Non-profit program dedicated to educating children about the responsible management and use of California's most renewable resource. Includes resources for students and teachers, including lessons, games, and other resources.
  
• - Information on state supported programs to enhance the use of instruction technology in K-12 classrooms.
  
• - Seeks to coordinate science instruction between grades and schools; seeks to increase instructional time allocated to science, especially in the lower grades; and seeks to assist teachers in implementing solid, well-defined inquiry-based learning in their
  
• - Creates opportunities for California K-12 public schools and districts to participate in discount buying and licensing of educational technology instructional resources.
  
• - Helps network skilled volunteers and schools to help schools use instructional technology.
  
• - Strategies in designing and implementing their drug prevention programs, as well as youth violence prevention programs.
  
• - The California Technology Assistance Project region that covers Del Norte, Humboldt, Lake, Mendocino, Sonoma Counties.
  
• - A statewide organization supporting K-12 schools and districts in the implementation of information and instructional technology.
  
• - Professional development network of nine discipline-specific projects. Includes calendar of events, regional contacts, and web resources.
  
• - Makers of the Quick Glance Reference Guide, which contains the California standards. Offers a sample and online ordering.
  
• - Elementary math program designed to help California students achieve proficiency with the new Math Content Standards.
  
• - Has course outlines for adult, vocational, ESL, citizenship, and disabled education courses.
  
• - Free workshops for middle and high school level educators from or near Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties.
  
• - Free classroom lessons, suggested websites, news stories, moderated messageboard and chat.
  
• - Training teachers to conduct tech-industry-based self-employment educational programs.
  
• - Coordinates science outreach projects and programs at UC Berkeley to better serve the K-12 school community.
  
• - A statewide organization dedicated to improving student performance and achievement in mathematics and science in California.
  
• - Provides poetry residencies for students in grades K-12 throughout California. The web site features student poetry, biographies of poet-teachers, and information about statewide anthologies.
  
• - Provides resources that enable California educators to identify supplemental electronic learning resources that both meet local instructional needs and embody the implementation of California curriculum frameworks and standards.
  
• - Provides resources and information to teacher in public and private schools to support better K-12 science education for all California students.
  
  

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