Classroom Toolkit Newsletter

UNICEF Report: USA and Britain the Industrialized World's the Worst Places for Kids!

Our children are our future.

So, is our future looking pretty break?

The Role of Technology in Technology Integration: It's not what "They (IT Departments) Think"

Technology "integration into the curriculum" has been thrust upon teachers for the past dozen years or so. But, what does the integration of technology mean, and why should teachers care?

Application and Performance: The "Flip Side" of Planning

Application and Performance (AnP) are crucial for teaching success. Yet, school districts spend little time and money in perfecting instructional management and instructional delivery.

Teacher Stamps and Designs

Teachers need hands-on materials that are affordable.

And, teachers and school extra curricular clubs and organizations need fund raising ideas that pull profits.

Here is a source for many of these needs.

Free Online Tools for Educators

Here are two sites that offer free online tools that you (and your students) can use for instruction.

Microsoft™ Offers Free eLearning Content

Sidebar

Some advocates of the Open Source movement criticize any mention of Microsoft(TM), but more Open Source software that is useful to teachers runs on Windows™ than any other platform.

And, although few school districts will roll out Microsoft's updates and new products anytime soon, Microsoft™ has free online learning available for the next 90 days. Take advantage of this offer…

The Power of Innovative Thinking

Author: Wheeler, Jim

ISBN: 7607-4552-8
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 1998
Publisher: : Barnes and Noble Books
Pages: 125
Cost: $10.99 (List)
Available: Amazon at as low as $0.33 (new) - Why bother with eBay™ with the price of a new copy so low?

Subtitle: Let New Ideas Lead you to Success

Classroom Toolkit .Com is Moving

The Classroom Toolkit .Com site is moving to a new Web hosting company. The change over should take effect within the next two weeks.

Open Admin for Schools: Are Any US School Districts Using this Free Program?

Convincing school administrators to save money should be easy, right?

So, what about a school district and campus administration program that could save a school district multiple hundreds of thousands of dollars?

Why not replace expensive school administration programs with this free, Open Source alternative?