Resources focus on the social and emotional development of adolescents. Includes eating disorders, depression, and teen pregnancy.

Built to help teachers succeed amidst the "information tsunami," this resource includes articles, advice, and a mailing list.

Developer of training programs for educators presents tips for teachers faced with discipline problems, a newsletter, and an editorial essay.

Online courses, faculty and specific program information from the San Diego State University College of Education.

Offers a brief profile of the Brooklyn-born educator who became the president and chancellor of the University of Chicago.

Univ. of Illinois College of Education presents resources for K-12 teaching and teacher education. See student projects and research work.

Extensive list of links covering a wide number of educational issues for teachers, education reformists and parents.

Offers online, graduate science and mathematics courses to K-12 teachers nationally. Networking between teachers and scientists.

The latest in school safety, anti-violence programs and related issues.

Located in Southwest Pennsylvania, this non-profit organization provides details on their creative-thinking projects for young students.

Find suggestions for contents of a substitute teacher's "bag of tricks," which can be pulled out when the class needs something to do.

Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization fosters cooperative opportunities in education throughout the region. Posts programs.

Explains the ins and outs of substitute teaching in six chapters and two appendices with names like "preparing for battle" and "power tricks."