Teacher Resources
- FACTS Staff Portal - Log in
- Annenberg Media - Free access to videos, courses, and other tools to help [p with lesson plans, training, learning a language, and much more, great resource for the class as well.
- Harvard Wide World - WIDE World (Wide-scale Interactive Development for Educators) is an innovative professional development program based at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. WIDE World collaborates with school systems to support and engage teachers as instructional leaders and mentors within their school or district through highly customized, interactive, online, and in-person professional development experiences that both teach and model best practices.
- PBS Teacher Line - PBS TeacherLine's high-quality, standards-based graduate-level courses offer teachers the professional development opportunities they need in an accessible online format that makes learning fun, flexible, and collaborative. You can earn graduate credit, PDPs, or CEUs while gaining strategies and resources to bring directly to your classroom.
- Educational Research - Newsletter and Webinars - Online resources for webinars, newsletters, and information for teacher professional development.
- Educational Portal - A webpage with links to universities offering free online courses.
- Staff Development for Educators - Whether you’re looking to improve your professional teaching skills or explore a new interest, SDE offers an incredible format for learning—anywhere you have Internet access.
- Power Ed - Power-Ed® now offers its Power Strategies® Teacher Training courses to educators in the U.S. and throughout the world. Each course focuses on one or two proven, research-based strategies, taught in a way that makes classroom implementation easy and effective. When the Power Strategies are used consistently in the classroom, learning becomes more effective and fun for the students. The strategies encourage higher-level thinking skills and can be used in any subject area.
- IES Education
- American Psychological Association
- Best Evidence Encyclopedia