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Humanities Resource List
The Internet is teeming with scholarly information about the humanities but we're bringing the best to you in this easy directory. From traditional layouts to the more experimental sites,
Read MoreThe 50 Best ESL Resources for Kids
Proficiency in English is essential for academic success. Kids who learn English as a second language (ESL) can benefit from lessons and activities in a variety of formats, helping them stay engaged and have fun while learning.
Read MoreThe Art of Concentration
Todays with ubiquitous and alluring distractions like social media, smart phones, and reality TV, it's much harder for students to focus on educational goals and homework. That's where we come in.
Read MoreThe Complete Guide to Geology
Geology's in its simplest terms is the study of the Earth. It encompases many of the earth's most stunning and fascinating features, from waterfalls to volcanoes to caves and craters. Geology students can look forward to opportunities in a wide variety of fields, such as marine geology, mineralogy, paleontology, or seismology.
Read MoreThe Ultimate Resource on the Fibonacci Sequence
Named after the Leonardo of Pisa, more commonly known as Fibonacci, the Fibonacci Sequence is defined mathematically by the relation Fn=Fn-1+Fn-2 with seed values F0=0 and F1=1.
Read MoreUltimate Resource Guide for the Fulbright Program
If you're interested in international study-abroad and you'd like a prestigious, government-sponsored way to do so, the Fulbright Program is right for you! With the Fulbright Program, you will be allowed to conduct research, teach
Read MoreValuable Online Resources for Students of History
The Internet contains many wonderful resources for researching history. It also contains a lot of unsupported opinions, misguided and misleading one-sided screeds
Read MoreIslamic Texts and Resources
Islam is the second-largest religion in the world and arguably also the fastest growing. Individuals who practice Islam are referred to as Muslims, and there are currently 1.57 billion Muslims, compromising 23 percent of the world's population.
Read MoreInspiring Ideas and Resources for Language Arts Teachers
With the increasingly easy access to video games, television, and computers, it is more difficult than ever to keep the attention of children in the classroom. Reading, writing, listening, and speaking, just a few of the components of Language Arts
Read MoreA Parent’s Guide to Learning Disabilities
Being a parent already encompasses a great deal of responsibility, and parenthood often becomes even more taxing when a child begins to suffer from a learning disability.
Read MoreEffective Learning Strategies
Some people think that the difference between a good student and a bad student is just a matter of aptitude. While it may be true in some cases, generally,
Read MoreInspiring Resources for All Your Lesson Planning Needs
We've culled through the vast reaches of the interweb to bring you, savvy educator extraordinaire, only the best. Save yourself the blood, sweat, and tears and take advantage of this treasure trove of over 160 links to thousands of innovative online lesson planning resources from reputable sources.
Read MoreLibrary and Information Science Jobs Boards
There are many jobs for librarians and information specialists both at home and abroad, but finding them is not always easy. Use this resource guide to access some of the most useful job boards for library and information
Read MoreWorld War II Resource Guide
World War II was the largest military conflict in history, and its outcome changed the field of modern international relations forever. Started by the German invasion of Poland in 1939, the war soon escalated to "total war," with nearly
Read MoreThe Major Schools of Literary Theory
The analysis of a literary work, unlike that of a chemical compound or mathematical equation, often engages the subjective interpretation of the reader. For centuries, scholars, academics and critics have fought over the terms and methods of literary analysis
Read MoreHow to Use Literature Circles
An innovative educational technique, literature circles are quickly gaining popularity at all levels of schooling, from elementary schools to colleges. With the educational focus on fostering critical reading conjointlywith sharpening discussion skills, these student-run groups are similar to book clubs:
Read MoreThe Ultimate Maritime History Resource
Whether you're a student, history buff, or simply interested in nautical topics, here's a list of all the resources you'll need to satisfy your desire for maritime history. There are many great links here about all types of nautical nonsense,
Read MoreAn Introduction to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
Abraham Maslow (1908-1970) was an American psychologist who is most noted for developing the hierarchy of needs theory. Considered the founder of humanistic psychology, Maslow typically wrote about such topics
Read MoreThe Best Math Art on the Web
Though often kept separate in more formal academic settings, both math and art are integrally related in reality. Each discipline supports and plays an integral role in understanding and appreciating the other. So whether you're here to start your investigation of the
Read MoreComplete List of Online Math Resources
Whether you are confused by multiplication, need extra practice with geometry proofs, or find yourself struggling to understand logarithms, you are sure to find a website from the following list that fits your math needs.
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