"Formula for Success: Underpromise; Overdeliver" Tom Peters |
Define the right outcomes then let each person find their own route toward those outcomes Marcus Buckingham in First, Break All the Rules |
"People Don't Choose Their Careers; They are Engulfed by Them" John Dos Passos. |
"Success
seems to be connected with action. Successful people keep moving. They
make mistakes, but they don't quit." Conrad Hilton |
TEACHING RESOURCES:
See also our page for Computer-related Resources: http://oops.bizland.com/search.htm
Computer
Applications Introduction
{This site is a 30 hour course on computer
applications for grade 9, but the password to the teachers page is vdog61}
Presentation
Ideas
Acceptable
Use Policies
Blue Web’n
Library
Business
Education Hotlist
Business
English Hotlist
Business and
Finance Resources
Business Lesson Plans by a
Tonya Skinner
Business Education Lesson Plans
CATE Resources
Career
Research: To Teachers Only
Community Service
Projects
Community Service Projects, 2
Consumer Jungle: Middle
--> High school. Many printable actitivies.
Educational Dividends,
Business/School Partnerships
Educational
Technology and Handheld Computers
Electric Teacher
Electronic-School-The
School Technology Authority
Famous
Trials
From Now On (See the
"Tech Top Ten" Link)
Gateway to Educational Materials
Glencoe Online
Graphics for
Projects
How Can
Technology Help with your curriculum?
Intel Corporation: See"The Journey"
link for free curriculum materials
International Business Forum
Instructional Technology
Resources
Jeopardy
Template
Kiplinger Report:
Saving and Investing:
StrongKids features calculators & quizzes:
Schrockguide
for Vocational Resources
Technology
and Literacy
Teaching Matters, Inc.
Technology
Resources from The Coo
Tech-Teacher
Resources
Technology Timesavers
Tech Web-The IT Network
Texas TEKS
Vocational Education
Resources
When High
Schools Put Teens to Work
National Business Education Assoc.
"One worthwhile task carried to a successful conclusion is
better than 50 half-finished tasks." B. C. Forbes "Are you green and growing or ripe and rotting?" Ray Kroc |