Web+Resources

The purpose of this page is to highlight web resources that may aid the teaching of reading (literacy) at the middle and secondary levels. Below, I have inserted several links that you may find helpful. As one of your participation activities, you are to locate 2 resources and insert those, along with a brief description of each, into the table below. Note: you may not share a link that has previously been listed by your instructor or classmates.

Note 2: Please see the handout below for an example of resource citation.



[|eadingquest.org/strat/] || This resource offers activity ideas for applying reading strategies in social studies. It provides templates and actual handouts that teachers can easily download and customize for own classroom use. || [] || This link is a Web 2.0 tool that allows you to create and share to-do lists. It is free and stores your information on the site's website. ||
 * =Name= || =Web Resource Link= || =Brief Description= ||
 * Melissa Comer || [] || This resources allows you to create slides, shows, and more with stick figures. ||
 * Melissa Comer || [] || A totally free resource that allows you to monitor (and even control) other computers from your personal one. It would be handy to use in computer labs or if your entire class had computers. ||
 * Melissa Comer || [|http://www.r]
 * Melissa Comer || [] || This resource is a premier site for anything and everything to do with adolescent literacy. It explores video and media impact, offers strategies for classroom implementation, provides research on various topics, discusses books and authors that relate directly to adolescents, gives a list of hot topics and glossary of terms, and more. Check out their webcasts too! ||
 * Melissa Comer || [|Web 2.0]
 * Melissa Comer || [] || This site provides an interactive approach to teaching //Romeo and Juliet.// ||
 * Melissa Comer || [] || This site provides an interactive approach to the Salem Witch Trials. ||
 * Melissa Comer || [] || Knowing Poe, interactive website devoted to Edgar Allen Poe. ||
 * Melissa Comer || [] || This site is the home for the TN Council of Teachers of English. It provides information about the organization, conferences, and more. ||
 * Summer 2018 ||  ||   ||