
Other Links and Resources
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AIM (Accessible Instructional Materials)
In most schools, print-based instructional materials, such as textbooks, are a prime way of delivering curricular content. This system works fine for many learners. But for others – those who struggle to read because of physical, sensory, cognitive, or learning differences – such materials are not usable for learning.
These students need Accessible Instructional Materials (AIM) in order to access the general education curriculum. Such access is guaranteed in federal statutes, such as IDEA and NCLB, as well as Iowa’s Rules of Special Education.
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Apple Learning Exchange
Is an Apple-sponsored website for educators providing materials and tools such as teacher-tested lessons, photos, maps and videos to encourage and support collaboration among educators. The site features daily news on education and related topics and also provides chat rooms that enable teachers to interact and share information with colleagues.
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Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development |
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Board of Educational Examiners |
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Children's Literature Association |
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Copyright Advisory Network |
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Dave's ESL Cafe |
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Directory of Publisher's Representatives |
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Early ACCESS Iowa |
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Great Web Sites for Kids |
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Home school Web links
Home schooling students and parents may be interested in these Web links developed by the late Dr. Mary Berry.
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High School Summit |
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IEP Results
IEP Results is a procedure used statewide to support the data-based decisions and description of goal oriented results for students with disabilities.
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IMS
State Information Management System for Area Education Agencies and the Iowa Department of Education. Login to records requires password.
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Integrating Standards in Iowa Classrooms
This web site provides teachers with grade level instructional resources based on the content learning standards compiled by Iowa school districts in AEA9 and aligned to national standards documents.
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Iowa AEA Online
Offers a rich variety of online educational resources for students 24/7. The resources are funded and provided by Iowa Area Education Agencies.
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Iowa AEAs |
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Iowa Civil Rights Commission
Web site offers information for schools, as well as others. Resources include a guide to pre-employment inquiries; diversity and civil rights quizzes which may be used in the classroom; and general information on filing a civil rights complaint with the commission.
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Iowa Collaborative Assessment Modules (ICAM)
In mathematics and reading is a project of Iowa AEAs to help schools develop and implement standards-referenced assessment systems.
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Iowa Department of Education
Maintains a calendar of DE activities, as well as various state and national meetings.
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Iowa Distance Learning Database
Provides access to distance learning opportunties and information in the state of Iowa.
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Iowa Educators Consortium (IEC)
Iowa AEAs save schools thousands of dollars through several statewide cooperative purchases of a variety of products, including educational media, software, and A/V and computer equipment.
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IPTV K-12 Connections
IPTV K-12 Connections provides Iowa's K-12 educators and students access to unique opportunities to participate in distance learning experiences via the Iowa Communications Network (ICN). IPTV K-12 Connections offers complete online registration and support. Teachers are able to learn about session offerings, register for sessions and check the progress of the registration directly from this Web site.
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Jenuine Tech |
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Mandatory Courses/Training
Various regulations mandate employers to provide training to employees on a variety of subjects. These programs are designed to provide you with the basic content training on the requirements of the various mandates
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McRel Mid-continent Research for Education and Learning |
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National Science Digital Library |
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No Child Left Behind |
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Northwest Iowa Reading Council
The Iowa Reading Association provides an opportunity to have a proactive part of a professional organization that is active at the local, state, and national level to help teachers to be aware of the newest things happening with curriculum, legislative discussions, and literature. Above all, the projects the association supports help children become literate, promising citizens in a changing world.
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Northwest Iowa Tobbaco Free Coalition |
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Partnership for 21st Century Skills
National Report on High School Reform
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Read - Write - Think |
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Reader's Theater Resource - Aaron Shepard's Home Page |
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Regional Educational Laboratories
Is a network of educational research and development organizations supported by contracts with the U.S. Education Department, Office of Educational Research and Improvement (OERI).
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Resources for School Librarians |
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S.O.S. for Information Literacy |
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School Administrators of Iowa |
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School and Libraries (E-rate) |
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Science NetLinks |
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State Library of Iowa |
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Teachersnetwork.org |
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TeachingBooks.net |
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The Internet TESL Journal |
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Thinkfinity |
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TransACT® Parent Notification
Provides onlines libraries of legally-reviewed notices, forms and guidance, each designed to make parent communication consistent, accurate and affordable for districts of all sizes. The TransACT subscription includes professional translations, personalized notices and ongoing updates. Forms are available in English, Spanish, Bosnian, Vietnamese, Laotian and Serbo-Croation.
To subscribe as a new user, go to
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Tri-State Graduate Center |
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United States Department of Education |
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WebQuests |

