1. English Language Arts & Internet Resources
Role of the staff developer:
resource
support
assistance
Scroll down & left mouse click on “Teacher Resources”

2. English Language Arts & Internet Resources
Basic Internet Skills for Teachers:
using the Internet browser software
typing a URL (uniform resource relocator) into the location box of the browser software
using the home, back, forward buttons
scrolling the page
finding a linked page

3. English Language Arts & Internet Resources
the staff developers from the Teacher Resources page.
“ELA Links” & “Literature Circles”
Use the back button to return to the Patchogue-Medford Home Page

4. English Language Arts & Internet Resources
Left mouse click on ELA links from the P-M home page.
“The Computer as a Strategy Builder in the English Classroom.”
Resources from Project L.A.S.T.
Web page designed by Kathy Bucari’s twelfth grade student Kalpesh Patel.
Click on “Shakespeare”

5. English Language Arts & Internet Resources
Shakespeare
Click on Folger Shakespeare Library. Under “General Information, find Teaching Shakespeare and explore briefly.
Return to Shakespeare at P-M ELA page
Click on “Virtual Pictures of the Globe Theater” and take the tour!
Back to ELA-->

6. English Language Arts & Internet Resources
Why the Internet?
Resources for student learning.
Resources for lesson planning and research.
Posting assignments, homework, and class related materials on teacher created web pages.
Communication with parents, colleagues, and students, and experts.

7. English Language Arts & Internet Resources
Novels and Short Works: Literary Criticism, Interviews

8. English Language Arts & Internet Resources
From the Novels and Short Works section of the P-M ELA page, click on “The Shrock Site.”
Go back to Novels and Short Works.
Click on “The Lynch Site”
Explore briefly.

9. English Language Arts & Internet Resources
schoolnotes.com for Mr. Kowell

10. English Language Arts & Internet Resources
Click on the “Home” button and return to the P-M web site.
One shot Internet skill practice: Copy and paste from the Internet into a document.