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Free Educational Resources
Index
Academics
- Coursera (free online courses)
- MIT Open Courseware (Free course materials and lesson plans)
- UDACITY (free university-level courses)
English
- American Literature (free outline for course)
- Gutenberg Project (free e-book downloads)
- Poetry (course and resources)
Math
- Stat Trek (AP Statistics free tutorial for exam)
Online Libraries
- Free Ebooks—you can read five ebooks free each month. More than that costs $50 for three years of unlimited access.
- Barnes and Noble—offers the same software download for your PC and many free ebooks as well. There is a kids’ section where books, complete with full color illustrations, are read by their authors or celebrities.
- Books Should Be Free—free, downloadable audio books of all genres.
- To make your laptop/PC Kindle friendly, download the Kindle software free.
History
- Constitutional Law—The Harlan Institute
- Current Events—Student News Daily
- U.S. Government—Ben’s Guide to U.S. Government
Science
Art
- Creativity Resources for Teachers (Denver Art Museum)
Computer
Finance
Life Prep
- Life Smarts (free lesson plans from National Consumers League)
- Career Aisle (career development course ideas)
Placement Tests
- Schonell Test to determine reading age
- Sonlight reading assessment
- Sonlight curriculum math readiness
- Teaching Textbooks placement tests
- Thinkwell math placement
- Alpha Omega Publications placement tests
- Other sources for placement tests
Language Arts:
Math:
General:
Test Preparation
Forms
- Resumes
- College Board Tips on Writing a Resume
- Entry Level Resume
- How to Write A Masterpiece of a Resume
- Jobweb—Resumes and Interviews
- Resumes for High School Students
- Resume Writing 101
- Student Resume Formats
- Rubrics (to evaluate coursework)
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