Which websites should teachers be aware of to help them with their professional development?
Teachers often ask me for website references online or on my teacher-travels, so I've decided to list a number of the sites that I regularly visit in order to bring them all into one place. I hope the sites listed offer one or two new sources of inspiration to you. If there are any critical ones missing, please leave them in the comments section...
To make it easier to search, below is an index of the website topics in descending order:
Really useful list. Just shared with our staff. Thank you
Hope it helps – something for everyone.
Hi, Q. re. Amazon Associates you suggest – wondering how effective this is when main audience is teachers as thinking of using it. Do you just use it to sell a few books related to articles you write or for more general teacher supplies? I’m finding google ads less effective these days and other affiliate programs never worked at allso looking for other ways to keep my teacher site free. Thanks. Linden.
Amazon is my preference rather than cluttering ads on my site which I have no control over…
OK thank you for replying. All the best, Linden
Awsome. Thank you.
Hi,
I’m a SEND LSA and I am looking for any research regarding ‘Resources and Strategies used to help neurodiverse students learn, retain and process knowledge. Have you got any advice about where I should start looking? I have already found http://www.thedyslexia-spldtrust.org.uk/4/resources/2/schools-and-local-authorities/387/teaching-for-neurodiversity-resources-ndash-engaging-learners-with-send/ and I’m working my way through the webinars. However, so far they haven’t mentioned specific strategies. Do you know of anywhere else I could look?
I have written a few things and I’ve published a few resources on my website re. SEND. I think going to specialist platforms like you have already reference or probably your best bet.
I use arbbooks.co.uk for all my Accelerated Reader books. Really good selection.