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Teachers
KLRU offers a variety of resources to help
you in the classroom. Check back here as often as you can
for new ideas and places to go to enrich your teaching.
Select the area you are looking for more resources about:
Here are some highlights:
Writing Matters, a new writing program geared to grades 5 to 9 is now offereing free, safe web publishing tools for English Language Arts Teachers who want to turn their writing classrooms into vibrant publishing communities.
A comprehensive, online “how-to” kit developed
to empower K-12 students to be part of local decision-making
on the use of technology in education. SVRC reinforces the
critical importance of adding the voices of students to
the national dialogue around technology in education called
for in the recently released National Education Technology
Plan, Towards a New Golden Age in Education.
A Place of Our Own (and Los Niños en Su Casa
in Spanish) is a daily television series, a website, and an
extensive outreach program devoted to the unique needs of
people who care for children. Family, friends and neighbors
– everyone who takes care of young children –
are child care providers. Every interaction and every activity
of these adults with their charges provide valuable opportunities
to help children learn and grow.
A Place of Our Own shares ways for us all to help
children acquire cognitive, social, emotional and physical
skills, as well as nurture language and literacy development.
The series also responds to the needs and workplace realities
of people who spend their days caring for children by including
topics such as building partnerships with families, reducing
stress, and completing paperwork. A Place of Our Own’s
support for child care providers recognizes the importance
of their roles in the way children learn and develop. By
supporting these important people and providing them with
the resources they need, we better help our children prepare
for school.
NSDL is a digital library of exemplary resource collections and services, organized in support of science education at all levels. Starting with a partnership of NSDL-funded projects, NSDL is emerging as a center of innovation in digital libraries as applied to education, and a community center for groups focused on digital-library-enabled science education.
KLRU Contact Information
Mary Alice Appleman
Assistant Director
Educational Services Dept.
E-mail: maappleman@klru.org
Voice: (512) 475-9051
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