21st Century Literacies
21st Century Literacies refer to the skills needed in today's society. These include information, media, multicultural, and visual literacies.

ACER: EdResearch Online
Comprehensive and up to date collection of educational research documents in Australia and hosts access to this collection and a range of similar databases and collections from around the world.

Allison's Multiage Education Page
Learn about multiage classes from someone with 25 years experience.

Bloom's Taxonomy - Categories
Categories in the Cognitive Domain and links to related sites.

Group Work and Study Teams
Study teams are long-term groups with stable membership who provide members with support, encouragement, and assistance in completing course requirements and assignments.

How Technology Enhances Howard Gardner's Eight Intelligences
Explains how technology can help teachers and students understand the individual learning strengths of each student across the full spectrum of learning.

How We Think
In the light of the work of John Dewey (1910), this article defines critical thinking and general principles for teaching students to achieve critical thinking.

Instructional Grouping in the Classroom
Types of instructional grouping that contribute to more positive academic and affective outcomes for students.

IQ, EQ and SQ
A new approach to intelligence.

Learning Styles
Information relating to different learning styles for infants teachers.

Productive Pedagogy
A new approach to teaching is reassembling familiar classroom techniques into a workable model that focuses on high quality student learning and improved outcomes.

Project Based Learning Strategies
Collection of media activities that will enable teachers to teach their students how to use the Internet responsibly, how to think critically, as well as how to recognize different writing styles.

Tests of Life, Not a Life of Tests
Author Maurice Elias argues that by placing emphasis on testing and standards, we are missing out on teaching important behavioral traits to foster civic responsibility.

The Differentiated Classroom
Ideas for managing students with diverse needs.

The Socratic Method
Transcript of a teaching experiment, using the Socratic method, with a regular third grade class in a suburban elementary school.

TIP Learning Theory Database
The database contains brief summaries of 50 major theories of learning and instruction. These theories can also be accessed by learning domains and concepts.

VARK: Discover Your Learning Style
This questionnaire aims to find out something about your preferences for the way you work with information and your preferred learning style.

Play Games, Be Better Students?
Article considers how some game designers, educators and government officials think that games can be used as a tool to teach critical thinking.

Teaching in Mixed Ability Classrooms
Teachers guide students down many paths to a common destination.

Bloom's Taxonomy and Critical Thinking
Bloom's Taxonomy divides the way people learn into three domains. This site expands on this idea.

Constructivism and the Five Es
The philosophy about learning, that proposes learners need to build their own understanding of new ideas, has been labeled constructivism. This site explains Constructivism and offers some examples of...

Edward de Bono
Some references to Edward de Bono's work on the net are erroneous. When this happens an attempt is made to put them right here.

Emotional Intelligence: At a Glance
Episodes of school violence have focused attention on "quick fix" solutions, but the answer doesn't lie in equipping schools with metal detectors.

MI E-Learning Lesson Planner
Matrix for Gardner's Multiple Intelligences.

MI: Seven Ways to Approach Curriculum
Multiple Intelligences approaches to curriculum.

Multiage Education
Information for teachers interested or involved in multiage class groupings.

Multiage-Education.Com
The nuts and bolts of a multiage classroom.

Multiple Intelligences
Dr. Gardner's Theory on Multiple Intelligences.

Productive Pedagogies: New Basics
The New Basics are futures-oriented categories for organising curriculum.

Brainstorming
Instructions on how to run a brainstorming session.

Hot Potato and Graffiti Walls
Hot Potato is a fast-paced group activity where each group is given a sheet of paper with a topic to brainstorm and a graffiti wall is a variation on the hot potato strategy.

How to Mind Map
Instructions for mind mapping.

ACER Library
Australia's gateway to educational research. Several large catalogues, databases and directories.

ACER: EdResearch Online
Browse this extensive database for new articles.

Enhancing Learning Through Multiage Grouping
Ideas for making the multiage classroom work.

Group Work
Article examines benefits of group work in the classroom.

Multiage Classroom Mailring
This forum is dedicated to discussions of educational environments featuring a multiage classroom.

Multiage Program
Information about how one Multiage class is organised.

Teaching Strategies for Students with Diverse Learning Needs
This article discusses strategies for dealing with students with special needs.

World Centre for New Thinking
New Thinking includes creative, constructive, and the thinking that concerns the future.