| Brett Barker's Web Site: A teacher-designed and maintained web site that contains resources for students and teachers in the following areas: AP Psychology, Physics, Swimming, Biology, Chemistry, Social Studies, English, and Math. |
| Clayton High School Faculty Resources: Resources for teachers, primarily high school |
| EdSitement: Humanities education web sites reviewed for teachers by the National Endowment for the Humanities. Resources in literature, art history, foreign languages, and history. |
| EssayEdge: Teacher and Counselor Essay Help Resources: Includes a help packet for college admissions essays as well as a sample from one successful candidate. |
| Focus on Fitness: Learn health and physical related activities. Designed to share techniques on various fitness areas for secondary education. |
| Homework Online: Teachers can post their homework assignments on the internet for free where students and parents can view them. No HTML design or website design involved! |
| Hotz History: Resources and teaching notes from a high school history teacher. |
| Lesson Plans Involving Choice and Multiple Intelligences Theory for the High School Classroom: High school lesson plans involving choice theory and multiple intelligences theory. Includes art, history, math, english, and humanities. |
| PBS TeacherSource - Social Studies: PBS teacher lesson plans, online activities, classroom resources, and professional development projects are available at this public PBS education Web site. |
| Teachers' Guide for the Professional Cartoonists' Index: Part of a professional cartoonist's site, includes lesson plans for classroom use of editorial cartoons. |
| Teaching Ethics: Teaching Ethics is dedicated to the free exchange of ideas among secondary school teachers. The Ethics Workbook presents ways to embed ethics into a typical world history program. |
| Teaching Tolerance: Southern Poverty Law Center: Free and low cost materials for teachers at all levels. Information about grants and fellowships for educators interested in teaching about tolerance and hate. |
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