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Links For Teachers

CDE Recommended Literature K-12
Fair Use and Copyright Laws for Teachers
California Teachers Association (CTA)
Kern High School Teachers Association (KHSTA)
Library Survival Skills For New College Students – from Bakersfield College

Your high school seniors are our college freshmen. These skills are what they need to succeed!

5 Practices for Building Positive Relationships With Students

By Kelley Clark; published online: August  7, 2012 | Education Week Teacher

The Educator’s Reference Desk
Thinkfinity – 1000’s of FREE Lesson Plans & Resources
The Best on the Web for Teachers
RubiStar–grading rubric maker
Calispere – CA Content Standards – Lessons Plans & Downloads
How Students Use Technology to Cheat
Rick Morris’ teacher tips and more – great site!
Purdue Online Writing Lab
Holt Handbook Online Resources

California K-12 Digital Resources

Online content from Encyclopaedia Britannica, ProQuest research databases, and TeachingBooks.net are available — at school, at home, in libraries, on laptops, on phones — to all.

These three databases are provided for all California students from the California State Library.


Encyclopaedia Britannica (PreK-12)

A comprehensive interactive resource for research and learning for grades K-12. Includes correlations to California Content Standards and other valuable teacher resources. Post links directly to each school level, elementary, middle or high.

Elementary  Middle  High Escolar

Need help from Britannica? See our support page. (800) 621-3900 x 7160 | [email protected]

TeachingBooks.net (PreK-12)

One-stop resources for books you are reading and teaching, including author and illustrator interviews, lesson plans, and other enrichment content.

      

      

Need help from TeachingBooks.net? See our support page. (800) 596-0710 | [email protected]

ProQuest (Grades 3-12)

CultureGrams SIRS Discover SIRS Issues Researcher elibrary Guided Research Edition elibrary Database Edition ProQuest Central Student ProQuest Research Companion Schools and Educators Complete

* The icons above and main links below work for accessing these resources on your school campus. Students and staff with the district/school's off-campus access name and access codes should use the "Off-Campus Access" links below when using from public libraries or other non-school locations.

Need help from ProQuest? See our support page. (800) 521-0600 ext. 72971 | [email protected]