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s	Archives
Table of Contents—2001
s	2001 Main Page
s	Teaching Conditions by State
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

Tomorrow's Teachers

Substitute Teaching Resource List

National Substitute Teachers Alliance
The homepage of this new organization of substitute teachers, with great links to articles, sub discussion groups, and more.

Substitute teaching Institute
This Institute, housed at Utah State University, researches substitute teaching issues, including training and managing substitutes.

Substitute Stories
A free net-book written by a substitute teacher and aimed at people who are considering a substitute teaching career.

Subbing Tips
This site is filled with tips for substitutes.

School Locator
Need to find a school? The U.S. Department of Education’s National Center for Education Statistics provides an online national public school and school district locator.

Teacher Chats
Teachers.Net offers live professional development and chat meetings on most Monday through Thursday evenings.If you want to inquire about working conditions or talk about curriculum, log on to this site.

Tech Help
AskLN is dedicated to helping educators use technology in the classroom. Ask a question and you’ll get an answer from an educator-mentor.

Free Lessons
A free service provided by Turner Learner-CNN, PBS Online, and USA Today Education online, offering lesson plans and classroom activities based on current events.

Scholastic
One of the world’s largest educational publishers includes lesson plans, interactive Web activities, and live author interviews on this site.

Grantwriting
Looking for grant money? This site offers grantwriting tips and resources.

About Beginning Teachers
This site for new teachers is divided into elementary and secondary sections and offers everything from message boards to lesson plans. The site also features online diaries from beginning teachers.

Info You Can Use
Teacher Magazine’s March 2000 databank includes everything from school conditions to teaching opportunities.

Job Leads
The Academic Employment Site offers a listing of teaching jobs throughout the United States. The site also lists certification requirements by state.

New Teacher
New Teacher is a full-service resource site for education students, student teachers, and first-year teachers, offering lesson plans, teaching tips, and hot links to education Web sites.

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