Teacher Help Websites

When I built www.newteacherhelp.com, I did so because I discovered that there was very little out there to help a new teacher survive.  I had struggled through my first years of teaching, and I watched helplessly while my two younger brothers struggled as well.  One survived (he’s now a school administrator), and one did not (he put his Geography degree to good use in the oil industry).  I want YOU to survive, so I scoured the Internet to find the most helpful websites available.

I know what you are saying… “Why are you directing me to websites that you didn’t write?  Don’t you want us to go to newteacherhelp for all of our teaching needs?”  My philosophy is this:  I want you to get information, and I don’t care where it comes from!  If you visit these other sites and think that the information would be more helpful, then I am happy I helped you find what you were looking for!  This page will be a “living” document, because I will be adding sites that are recommended to me by student teachers, new teachers, and college professors.  Here we go!

Our first link is called “How To Make a Difference”, and it promises to unlock the secrets of successful classroom teaching.  Peruse the site by clicking on the link below:

This site is written by a veteran of the Los Angeles school system, and he has a discipline plan that has worked in some of the toughest schools in L.A.  It is called “Discipline 101”, and you can visit his site by clicking on the blue link:

“E-Teach:  A Teacher Resource” pledges to reveal the strategies of master teachers.  To go to the site, click on the link:

Classroom management techniques, teaching diverse learners, and incorporating technology into the classroom are the specialties of this site, called “Helping Teachers Grow”.  To take a peek, click on the link:

Tons of free stuff is available on this site, called “Timesavers For Teachers”.  There are literally thousands of worksheets, activities, and other documents that usually take a new teacher hours to produce.  To see all that they have to offer, click on the blue link:

Improve your teaching career by examining this site, called “52 Teaching Tips”.  To see the tips, click on the link:

I sincerely hope that one of these links caught your eye, and helped you to become a better teacher.  If you stumble across a link on the Internet that is not included here, email it to me at newteacherhelp@yahoo.com, and I will add it to the list!  All of us, working together, is smarter than any one of us alone.  Let’s work together to make you first years of teaching a success!