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Yale-New Haven Teacher's Institute--for k-12, but contains some useable ideas for use at the college level
The American Revolution: An Enlightenment Project?
National Humanities Center Online Professional Development Seminar Toolboxes
What Makes A Good Short Story? Activities related to "A Jury of Her Peers"
The Africana Blackboard--lesson plans
American Passages: A Literary Survey
A Biography of America--Learner.org website
An Online Journal and Multimedia Companion to Anthology of Modern American Poetry
Heath Anthology (4th ed.) Instructor's website
Heath Hypertext Syllabus Builder
NOW with Bill Moyers; PBS website with resources for art & culture
American Studies Web Reference & Research
The Connection Archive Library
Exxon Mobil Masterpiece Theater: American Collection Educator's Site
Project CROW: American Literature Surveys
Language, Literature, and Culture
TEACHING THEORY & LITERARY ANALYSIS
Novel Resource Guide and & Literary Analysis
Internet Public Library--Literary Criticism
Introductory Guide to Critical Theory
Critical Reading: An Introduction to Literary Theory & Criticism
Introduction to Modern Literary Theory
TEACHING STRATEGIES
University of Michigan's Teaching Strategies & Disciplinary Resources
Study Guides & Strategies for Undergraduates
UVic Writer's Guide for undergraduates
GPN Educational Media--contains video and educational media
Diversity Web: An Interactive Resource Hub for Higher Education
Raymond Williams: Discussion Method in the Tutorial Class (1950 e-text)
Infed.org--a space for people to explore the theory and practice of informal education.
Virtual Seminars for Teaching Literature
National Council of
Teachers of English
MISCELLANEOUS
Understanding Prejudice--a web site for students, teachers, and others interested in the causes and consequences of prejudice.