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  • Professional Organizations

    • The National Writing Project
    • National Council of Teachers of English
    • National Education Association
    • Professional Association of Georgia Educators
  • Lesson Planning Resources

    • ReadWriteThink
    • Georgia Performance Standards
    • WritingFix
  • Research Paper Resources

    Links to help students understand how to write a research paper (topic, thesis, and works cited)
    • How to Write a Research Paper
      For those times when you've said all you can- a resource to send them to for individual learning.
    • Thesis Help 1
      Fantastic description of what a thesis is, how to get your own, and what a thesis should do.
    • Thesis Help 2 - Indiana Univ.
      Another great tool to help students understand the purpose and funtion of a thesis statement.
    • Thesis Help 3 - Leo
      Another Online Learning Lab situation, something similar to OWL at Purdue University.
  • Mechanics and Usage

    Links to help teach mechanics and usage. Many topics can be found online to help dry skill and drill books.
    • Gamer's Grammar
      Have students play games to learn rules and put them into action
    • Grammar Untied
      A fantastic resource with informational pages containing multiple examples.
    • Subject-Verb Agreement Help - OWL
      Another OWL resource that contains helpful information as well as exercises. Students can try out exercises and grade their own progress. Graphics used to expalin concept- great for visual learners.
    • Understanding Active and Passive Voice - OWL
      An extensive website through OWL that can help students understand the difference between active and passive. Graphics used to teach concept.
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