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When you are trying to integrate technology into your
unit plans, don't forget about the more traditional resources. Books,
videos, tape players, maps, bulletin boards, diagrams, charts, posters,
magazines, hands-on manipulatives, games, and other traditional materials
should also be a part of your unit. A student-centered teaching approach
requires that students have access to a variety of instructional materials,
both traditional and electronic.
You should go to your media center and discuss the options available in your school. Sometimes, if what you want is not available, you can get interlibrary loans. Here are some online sites about traditional resources. |
| NC DPI Video Collection
From this NC DPI web site, click on the link Video Catalog Online. You will need to sign in as a guest. Then you can type in keywords and search for instructional videos. NCSS
Comprehensive Resources for Educators
School Safety, Violence
Prevention, and Peace Resources
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The
Materials Company of Boston
This is a commercial site for instructional materials for a Montessori school. You might get some ideas from here. Things you could purchase or create your own. Education World
Educational Video
Network
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