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Elementary and Secondary Education Links

• AskERIC
  The home page of the Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC), an American national information system that provides education support services and products to educators. Includes links to ERIC resources and its virtual library.
• Association for Experiential Education
  The Association for Experiential Education is a not-for-profit, international professional organization with roots in adventure education, committed to the development, practice, and evaluation of experiential learning in all settings.
• CanGuide
  An online database of current elementary and secondary curriculum guidelines and resource documents approved for use in Canadian provinces and territories.
• Canadian Education Association
  A central source for information on education in Canada, the CEA is a national, bilingual non-profit organization that provides research and forums for collaboration through activities, special projects, and various committees.
• Canadian Education on the Web
  A compendium of Canadian education-related resources maintained by Marian Press at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education/University of Toronto.
• Department for Education and Skills
  The website of the British Department for Education and Skills includes the complete National Curriculum used in English schools, as well as assessment results, information about education initiatives and training programs.
• Developing Educational Standards Page
  This is a website for educators, an annotated list of Internet sites with educational standards and curriculum documents across the U.S.
• Women's History
  The Ontario Women's Directorate, in partnership with the Ontario History and Social Sciences Teachers' Association and the Ontario Women's History Network, has developed resources for instructors who work with children between the ages of eight and 14 on the contribution, achievements and history of women in Ontario and Canada.
• The Learning Partnership
  A non-profit organization that (a) aims to encourage students to stay in school, (b) helps prepare students for the transition from the classroom to the world of work, (c) provides opportunities for students to read, write and think, and (d) promotes careers in science and technology.
• Media Awareness Network
  A non-profit Canadian site dedicated to media education and awareness among young people, offering a wide range of copyright-cleared resources to help teachers integrate media literacy into their classrooms.
• Ontario Agri-Food Education
  A non-profit initiative to increase students' awareness and understanding of food and food production, OAFE provides educational materials and professional development opportunities for Ontario teachers.
• Ontario Association for Counselling and Attendance Services (O.A.C.A.S.)
  The Ontario Association for Counselling and Attendance Services (O.A.C.A.S.) is a provincial organization which represents counsellors working in the area of school attendance counselling. The purpose of the Association, founded in 1954, is to encourage attendance counselling services throughout Ontario.
• Ontario Curriculum Centre
  A non-profit organization established to co-ordinate the sharing of teaching materials across Ontario.
• Ontario Family Studies Leadership Council
  The Ontario Family Studies Leadership Council is composed of representatives of boards of education throughout the province of Ontario.
• Ontario Knowledge Network for Learning (OKNL)
  A provincial initiative to enhance learning, teaching and parents' involvement in their children's education through information and communications technology (ICT). Visit us to find out what's happening in Ontario and elsewhere.
• Ontario Physical and Health Education Association
  Providing leadership, advocacy and resources in the area of physical and health education, OPHEA aims to help Ontario's young people make a commitment to healthy, active living.
• SchoolNet News Network (SNN)
  SchoolNet News Network (SNN), and its French counterpart, Rédaction de Rescol (RDR) is a cyber-school for writers, aspiring journalists, a multimedia publishing and broadcasting forum for their stories and a resource centre for teachers. SNN is open to all K-12 students in Canada in both official languages.
• SNOW: Special Needs Opportunity Windows
  Designed to provide interactive and educational learning experience, the informative SNOW website offers original information on special education and technology in the classroom. Also visit SNOW Kids!, a sister site for special needs children, their teachers, and parents.
• U.S. Department of Education
  The website of the American national education department, offering publications and education resources developed in the United States.
• Writers in Electronic Residence (WIER)
  WIER connects Canada's writers with Canada's schools to exchange original writing and commentary. This website offers program information, writer biographies and resources for educators.
• Yahoo! Canada – Education
  A comprehensive, searchable database of links to Canadian education and training information on the World Wide Web.