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| . July 17, 2005 |
.IMC
- Links By Subject Area |
Departmental Home Pages provide many links to many online resources specific to the curriculum and subjects taught at Jesse Bethel High School. Links to individual teacher pages are available at specific departmental homepages.
As you browse the Jesse Bethel website, keep in mind that many of our faculty have their own home pages with link resources for the courses they teach and other staff members may provide a list of valuable link resources related to their training and function on campus. For example, our school nurse offers up links about health issues and nursing. And our Counseling Office home page is the gateway to link resources for those investigation "Life After High School" and post-secondary education. And some student clubs offer up link resources related to the club's interests.
General or Cross Curricular
- EnlightenMe and SuperThinkers: online literacy improvement and educational website with content designed to stimulate intellectual exploration among children and provide parents, caregivers and teachers a robust educational resource that promotes the value of literacy and reading while encouraging creative learning. Site available in both English & Spanish.
- CoolSchool
:(Sponsored by Vassar College) extensive links for
high school students and their teachers, arranged
in four categories: Academics (go to class), extracurricular
activities (hang out), college search (SAT etc) and teaching aids (teachers' lounge). The academic category is subcategorized alon g disciplinary lines--art, music, literature, social studies, biology, and the like. - EduWeb Adventures is a developer of interactive educational sites for grades K-12. At the Eduweb site, you can get connected to all the educational sites this developer has created for museums, schools and institutions. art, art history, science, nature, history, and geography are some of the current subject areas for which special sites have been developed.
- The Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC) with an extensive database.
- Awesome Library for Teens
- Yuckiest Site on the Internet: Discovery Channel
- Mr. Winkle
- HomeWork Central for High School Students provides subject area help for students, as well as resources for teachers and parents.
- Smithsonian National History Web Home Page
- Lawrence Hall of Science, Berkeley
- National Geographic
- National Science Teachers Association
- National Park Service
- WWW Virutal Library : (Spanish);(English);(French) ;
- WWW Virtual Library: Museums
- WWW Virtual Library: Links to Museums Around the World
- Pilkey, Web Site O'Fun
- Kids Did This! Keeping up with what kids have done on the web and w/organized educational hotlists from the Franklin Institute.
- JASON
Project
This site includes electronic fields trips to volcanoes, marine habitats, Mayan ruins, coral reefs, and more. - Score
Science Search Engine
A search engine for the SCORE site of science education related Internet sites. - The High School Hub: several subject areas.
- Global School House with an Internet Projects Registry Teacher-Shared Lesson Plans
General History & Social Science:
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HistoryNet (Division of Expedia)
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Ancient Adventures: a site offering learning materials for those studying ancient history.
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Teaching Tolerance, www.teachingtolerance.org
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Facing History, www.facinghistory.org
American History:
Primary Source Websites:
Music
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The Symphony: An interactive multimedia guide to the great composers and their best know works. This site is the work of two Australian youngsters with technology know-how.
Art
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World Wide Arts Resources: Artists, museums, galleries, art history, arts education, antiques, performing arts ranging from dance to opera, classified ads, resume postings and more can be can be accessed from the left column.
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Smithsonian Institute, Washington, D.C. - w/museum exhibits & onlinw search engine.
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Painting Masterpieces from the National Gallery of London in Great Britain.
International Culture
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International Area Studies of U.C. Berkeley & IAS Affliated Websites
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FUNET Russian Archive: Finnish sponsored site about Russian cuisine, culture, folklore with links to russian literature, music and guides to learning the Russian language.
Miscellaneous Entertainment
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"ALL THE TESTS" : Online catalog of Quizzes, IQ Tests, Personality Tests, Knowledge Tests, Placement Exams, Questionaires and Assorted Brain Teasers for amusement and reference.
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The AlphaDictionary Site: allows you to search 992 online English dictionaires at once AND discover online dictionaries in other languages, even A-Z obscure ones, e.g. Ayapathu to Zulu.
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Merriam Webster Dictionary:includes such fun & interesting areas as Word Central (R U a Linguini?)
English Literature
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Mr. William Shakespeare and the Internet : Explore the man who was Shakespeare and his work.
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Carnegie Mellon Archives w/free access.
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University of Michigan's Humanities Text Initiative: Online Text
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Early English Books Online (EEBO)
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Tagalog Language Homepage: Comprehensive Interactive Online Learning Resources from the Center for S.E. Asian Studies, N.I. University
- French Alphabet (slow load at first): hear & learn proper French pronounciation with QuickTime audio. Before visiting this site, be sure you have installed Apple's free Quicktime Player.
- STP CALL French: Computer Aided Language Learning for French
- French-As-A-Second-Language Activities with M. Renard: Canadian Site
- Internet Picture Dictionary: For Spanish, French, German, Italian & English Language Learners
- BBC Foreign Language Learning Online: Spanish, French, German, Italian, English, Gaelic, Welsh, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese.
- Word Gumbo: a unique site for English language speakers interested in learning foreign languages.
- Aliscot Language Links for Spanish, French & German
- Internet Picture Dictionaries (English, French, German, Italian & Spanish)
Mathematics
- Math Online: a service of Hotline for Homework, aimed at students through the 12th grade. Visitors can ask math questions, review an archive of thousands of previous questions and answers, and review math study skills.
Science & Technology Links Page
Health & Nutrition
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Youth Resources from the US Dept. of Agriculture's Education & Outreach
Do you need to know how to correctly type or style your citation notes for your papers at the bottom or end of your papers? Here are some links that will show examples of the various ways to cite newspaper articles, books, internet web sites and magazines. Your teachers will probably advise you to use the MLA (Modern Language Association) style of citing and documenting your source material.