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http://www.eduref.org/
The Educator's Reference Desk builds on over a quarter century of experience providing highquality resources and services to the education community. From the Information Institute of
Syracuse, the people who created AskERIC, the Gateway to Educational Materials, and the
Virtual Reference Desk, the Educator's Reference Desk brings you the resources you have
come to depend on. 2,000+ lesson plans, 3,000+ links to online education information, and
200+ question archive responses.
The Educator's Reference Desk provides access to the following resources:
Resource Collection - Links to over 3000 resources on a variety of
educational issues. This collection includes Internet sites, educational
organizations, and electronic discussion groups.
Lesson Plans - The Lesson Plan Collection contains more than 2000
unique lesson plans which were written and submitted by teachers from all
over the United States.
Question Archive - A collection of over 200 responses to popular questions
on the practice, theory, and research of education. These responses may
include citations from the ERIC database, Internet sites, discussion
groups, and/or print resource information.
The Educator's Reference Desk is a project of the Information Institute of
Syracuse. For more information, please send an email to
eduref@eduref.org.
Na titulní straně máme nabídku
Counseling
General Education
Peer Education Programs, Therapy, more...
Motivation, Learning Theories, more...
Educational Levels
Librarianship
K-12 Education, Higher Education, more...
School Libraries, Librarian Education, more...
Educational Management
Reference
School Safety, Educational Facilities, more...
Employment, Directories, more...
Educational Technology
Specific Populations
Internet, Distance Education, more...
Special Education, Rural Education, more...
Evaluation
Subjects
Alternative Assessment, Standards, more...
Language Arts, Social Studies, more...
Family Life
Teaching
Home Schooling, Child Care, more...
Classroom Management, Planning, more...
Po výběru z položek COUNSELING - /PORADNA/ - dostaneme rozšířenou nabídku
-113Peer Education Programs
School Psychology
Therapy
a v jednotlivých sekcích nabídku /např./:
Internet Sites:
* Peer Education: Promoting Healthy Behaviors
Facts and figures on the effects of peer education provided by Advocates for Youth.
http://www.advocatesforyouth.org/publications/factsheet/fspeered.htm
* PAL: (Peer Assistance Leadership)
Describes a California based outreach program for elementary, intermediate, and high
school students. “The proven results are improved school attendance, reduced drug and
alcohol abuse, a positive school climate, increased academic success, responsible
behavior, and involvement in community service.”
http://www.ocde.k12.ca.us/PAL/index2.html
* Peer Resources Network
This Canadian organization offers training, educational resources, and consultation to
those interested in peer helping/education. The resources section has information on
books, articles, and videos.
http://www.peer.ca/peer.html
* National Peer Helpers Association
The mission of this association is to “provide leadership and promote excellence in the
peer resource field.”
PO Box 2684
Greenville, NC 27836-0684
Phone: (913) 362-0794
E-mail: npha@peerhelping.org
http://www.peerhelping.org/
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Privacy Policy
Thank you for visiting the Educator's Reference Desk web site and reviewing our privacy policy. Our policy is
simple: we collect no personal information about you unless you choose to provide that information to us. We do
not give, share, sell, or transfer any personal information to a third party.
Non-Personal Information We Record
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automatically record some general information about your visit.
During your visit, our web operating system will record:
1. The Internet domain for your internet service, such as "xschool.edu", if you connect from a school or other
educational institution, or "xcompany.com" if you connect using a private Internet access account.
2. The type of web browser (such as "Netscape version x" or "Internet Explorer version x") that you are using.
3. The type of operating system that you use (such as Macintosh, Unix, or Windows).
4. The date and time you visit our site, and the web pages that you visit on our site.
5. The address of the previous web site you were visiting, if you linked to us from another web site.
We use this information for statistical analysis, to help us make our site more useful to visitors. Our system does
not record personal information about individuals.
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We ask you to voluntarily submit personal information (such as your e-mail address, name, affiliation, etc.) on our
lesson plan submission form. If your lesson plan is accepted, that information will be posted along with the lesson
plan on our web site. We may contact you if we have a question about your lesson.
Site Security and Intrusion Detection
For security purposes and to make sure this service remains available to all users, our web operating system
collects information that could help identify someone making unauthorized attempts to upload or change
information, or otherwise damage this website.
Except for authorized law enforcement investigations, we make no other attempts to identify individual users or
their usage habits. We only use raw monitoring data logs for determining trends in usage patterns and in
diagnosing systems problems.
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Our policy discloses the privacy practices for the Educator's Reference Desk web site, but we do provide links to
other web sites. When you leave the Educator's Reference Desk web site (http://www.eduref.org), you will be
going to sites that are beyond our control. These other sites may send their own cookies to users, collect data, or
solicit personal information. The privacy policies and procedures described here for the Educator's Reference
Desk do not apply to any external links. We encourage you to read the privacy policies of any site you link to from
ours, especially if you share any personal information.
For more information on privacy on the Internet and in the electronic age, see:
* Privacy Forum
http://www.vortex.com/privacy.html
* Center for Democracy and Technology Privacy Issues
http://www.cdt.org/
* Electronic Privacy Information Center
http://www.epic.org/
Link Policy
The links and pointers on this site are compiled and updated by Educator's Reference Desk partners. When
choosing Internet resources for this collection, we follow eight helpful criteria.
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Authority: Who created the site and what are their credentials?
Affiliation: Who provided the information? Can I link to the homepage? Is the information biased by the
provider affiliation?
Content: Is there content or is it an advertisement? Is the information objective? Is it helpful? Is it easy to
follow or navigate?
Purpose: Is it a personal homepage, an advocacy site, a business/marketing site, a news site, or an
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Audience: Who is this resource geared toward; teachers, students, etc? Is the information appropriate for
its intended audience?
Currency: How old is the information? When was the page created or last updated?
Comparisons: How does the information compare to other electronic and print sources? Is it accurate
and well written?
Cost: Is the information freely accessible? Or, must the user pay a fee before viewing the content?
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A- Lesson Plans:
This collection contains more than 2000 unique lesson plans which were written and submitted by teachers from
all over the United States and the world. These lesson plans are also included in GEM, which links to over 40,000
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B- Question Archive:
The Question Archive is a sample collection of responses to questions that were sent to the AskERIC service
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resource information. These archive responses are no longer being updated.
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Looking for ERIC on the Educator's Reference Desk?
In 1993, the Information Institute of Syracuse, operators of the widely acclaimed AskERIC service, was first in the
world to place a search interface to ERIC on the Internet. Searching ERIC on the AskERIC website quickly
became one of the most popular ways for educators and researchers to search for educational information. When
the United States Department of Education closed all ERIC Clearinghouses and AskERIC on December 31, 2003
and started to reorganize ERIC, the Information Institute of Syracuse moved its familiar ERIC search engine to
the Educator's Reference Desk as a service to our loyal friends.
Our search engine pointed users to the Educational Document Reproduction Service (EDRS) and to e-subscribe
for microfiche, paper or electronic copies of the documents abstracted in ERIC. On September 30, 2004, EDRS
was closed by the United States Department of Education. This rendered our search interface a less complete
option for searching and obtaining ERIC material.
The United States Department of Education operates an ERIC database containing more than one million records
going back to 1966. More than 100,000 non-journal documents (issued 1993-2004), are available in full-text at no
cost.
Educator's Reference Desk users may wish to search ERIC* at the U.S. Department of Education's ERIC
website:
www.eric.ed.gov
*The Educators Reference Desk is not affiliated with or funded by the ERIC program or the United States Department of
Education. All questions concerning ERIC should be addressed directly to the ERIC program at 1-800-LET-ERIC