1.  What do the Education, Philosophy, & Religion librarians use to find information about education on the web?

2.  Who is my public school named after?

3.  Do you have lesson plans and lesson activities for homeschoolers and other teachers?

4.  Where can I find information about the School District of Philadelphia online?

They use the del.icio.us bookmarks for the Education, Philosophy, and Religion Department. It is available at http://del.icio.us/freelibraryepr

The Education, Philosophy and Religion Department has a special collection of biographical sketches that will answer this question.

Yes. The following sites have lesson plans and activities:

The Educator's Reference Desk http://www.eduref.org

Lesson Plans Page http://www.lessonplanspage.com

HomeSchooler Network http://www.homeschoolernetwork.fen.com

Lesson Plan Z http://lessonplanz.com

Please come to the Education, Philosophy and Religion Department for books and other information.

 

The School District of Philadelphia homepage offers information on the following topics--

• Teacher/Staff Resources
• Student Resources
• Community Resources
• Cluster-School-District Information
• Employment Opportunities
• Charter Schools

Source: School District of Philadelphia Homepage