Education Research: Tools & Techniques

Formerly the International Reading Association, their various Resources pages are excellent guides to the best for reading teachers at all levels.

This is a non-profit organization advancing multicultural education for equity and social justice at all levels of education since 1990. See their Resources page for teaching materials.

This is an excellent source of professional development information, continuing education resources and statistics/data on Catholic education in the U.S. There are also links to resources for classroom instruction.

History teachers at all levels will definitely benefit from the Resources here. Their Online Teachers Library is top-of-the-line.

Whether you love teaching math or you grudgingly must teach math, these are your people. Visit regularly for great ideas and inspiration.

The science people will lead you to some dazzling resources and tools for K-12 educators.

The American Association of School Librarians has been publishing this list annually since 2009. You can see it by year or by category/type.

Founded in 1993 at the University of Notre Dame the Alliance ..."seeks to sustain, strengthen and transform Catholic Schools" (from their About page). See their Resources page.

This is really THE place to go to find out what is happening in American education. It is published by a non-profit organization, Editorial Projects in Education, and is a very highly respected resource and tool for anyone in K-12 education. There's a lot more than news here, though. Take your time exploring.

It is truly amazing to see what has been and is being digitized by the Library of Congress!

Founded in 1991 as a project of the Southern Poverty Law Center, Teaching Tolerance began with a magazine for teachers and now includes more than 500,000 educators, and has created award-winning multimedia materials for use in classrooms worldwide.

This is the website of a free professional magazine for Catholic teachers and administrators as well. The website itself has a wealth of material.

"EdDPrograms.org is a project of Degree Prospects, a Washington, DC-based publisher of higher education resources founded in 2008.... an all-in-one resource for anyone interested in pursuing a Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) degree. (From their ABOUT)