Websites
Resources from the Web
Check out this list of websites to get help with research or writing, or to see organizations and job opportunities associated with Education.
Always be cautious when using sites from the open internet, and be sure to read websites critically.
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Suggested Websites
- DREME: Development and Research in Early Math Education
The DREME Network was created in to advance the field of early mathematics research and improve young children’s opportunities to develop math skills. The Network focuses on math from birth through age eight years, with an emphasis on the preschool years.
- Early Childhood and Family Education
Early Childhood and Family Education provides information and resources to support children and families birth to age 8. We offer professional development covering the Oklahoma Academic Standards and best practices for early childhood classrooms.
- Early Childhood Maths Group
The Early Childhood Mathematics Group (ECMG) is a UK-based group of early years mathematics enthusiasts and experts who work together to promote early childhood mathematics. We believe that all children are entitled to develop confidence, competence, and enjoyment in mathematics.
- Early Math Collaborative
In Erikson Institute launched the Early Math Collaborative to increase the quality of early math education.
- U.S. Department of Education
ED’s mission is to promote student achievement and preparation for global competitiveness by fostering educational excellence and ensuring equal access.
Read Websites Critically
Anyone can publish anything on the internet.
Use the Spider Method to ensure that your internet sources are appropriate for your research.
- Source
Who wrote the information? Is he qualified? If you can’t find an author, you shouldn’t trust the information until you verify it elsewhere.
- Purpose
Why does this website exist? Is it intended to sell a product or convince readers of something? Can you detect any bias?
- Information
Is the information current? Check for a publication date. If there isn’t one, you need to verify currency with another source.
- Domain
Be aware of the host site. Is the domain .edu or .gov? These domains sometimes have more authoritative or reliable information.
- Educational
Who is the intended audience? Is there adequate depth to the information? Are you sure it’s not a hoax site or satire?
- Reliability
Is the same information available on other websites? Triangulate with other sources to improve the chance of getting complete or accurate information.