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Table of Contents—2001
s	2001 Main Page
Campus Connections: Teacher Quality
s	Will You Be Prepared To Teach?
s	Should Schools Require A Fifth Year of Training?
s	Teacher Quality Resource List
s	Ask The Expert
Classroom Connections: Inclusion
s	Inclusion In Your Classroom?
s	Has The Push For Inclusion Gone Too Far?
s	Inclusion Resource List
s	Ask The Expert
Job Trail Connections: Substitute Teaching
s	To Substitute, Or Not To Substitute?
s	Should All Substitute Teachers Be Certified?
s	Substitute Teaching Resource List
s	Ask The Expert

Teacher Quality Resource List

NEA Today
Want to stay current on classroom issues? Don’t forget to check out NEA Today’s Web site for a wide range of articles—interviews with innovators, feature stories, and news you can use.

Twenty-first Century Teaching
The 21st Century Teachers Network (21CT) is a nationwide, nonprofit initiative of the McGuffey Project, dedicated to helping K-12 teachers learn, use, and effectively integrate technology in the curriculum for improved student learning.

InspiringTeachers.com
Looking for help and support from people who’ve been in your shoes? This site is dedicated to helping beginning teachers find the resources and support they need. The site also has a student and substitute teacher page that includes a Beginning Teachers’ Tool Box.

TeachNet
Looking for support? Teachnet continues to support classroom teachers across the United States. You can talk with other teachers, access resources and grant information, and much, much more. TeachNet is the official site of IMPACT II, the teachers’ network nonprofit organization.

New Teacher’s Guide to the Department of Education
Daunted by the maze of the U.S. Department of Education? Here’s a helpful road map for you to navigate, plus a treasure trove of resources, reports, and links.

TeachersNet
An expansive online resource guide offering interviews and chats with some of teaching’s leading experts, plus resources, Web tools, chat rooms, and more.

Teacher Magazine
Looking for the latest news on teaching? Check out Teacher Magazine for in-depth stories on a wide variety of issues. You’ll find legislative news, profiles of classroom teachers making a difference in their classrooms and communities, and grants you’d like to apply for.

TeacherWeb.com
This site will help you create your own Web site and classroom bulletin board. You’ll receive helpful pointers and guidance on how to reach parents. You’ll also be able to exchange lesson plans and Web site ideas with teachers around the country.

EdWeb Homeroom
This site was voted one of the best online education sites for educators interested in the latest on education reform. You can get regional news and updates on curriculum’s hot topics.

Education Resource Network
This site features help for K-6 educators on everything from brain-based education to multiple intelligences.

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