Pat's+Wonderful+Websites!

__ http://www.history.com __ This is the history channels website. It provides primary sources, video clips, and activities for social science teachers to use in their classroom.

__ http://www.nationalgeographic.com __This is the National Geographic's website. It provides primary sources, and video clips. This site empathizes more on the cultural aspects of a country not just historical facts.

http://www.besthistorysites.net/ This website provides you a list of links to other reviewed educational social science websites. Each site is rated on a five star rating system with five stars being a best. The main part of the website provide links to numerous social science catagories and provides very easy searching methods . @http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/instruct/guides/primarysourcesontheweb.html This website is the University of California Berkeley primary resources link. It provides an easy guide to gain access to various kinds of primary sources.

@http://www.asanet.org/ This is the American Sociological Associations official website. The website keeps you up to date on all of the latest news in the field of sociology. This is a great website to find research and real life cases. http://home.att.net/~sociologyclassroom/sociologyteachers.html Sociology Classroom is a link created for sociology teachers. Teachers are able to post lessons they have done in their classroom, and provide access to other helpful links. http://www.cnn.com CNN’s website is a great resource for current events in any social science class. Stories can be accessed by region and topic. @http://www.apa.org/ This is the American Psychological Association’s official website. This would be ideal for any psychology teacher that was looking for research, cases, and being kept updated on the latest news. @http://www.usa.gov/ This is the United States Government’s official website. Many social science teachers would find this link very helpful. It provides information on laws, court cases, and provides links to many other topics. @https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/ This CIA Factbook is a great source to find quick research and facts on cultures around the world. This is not only helpful for a teacher, but a great source to send students to find research.

Pat Carney