This website set up by Mark Melynk is of interest for several reasons. If you are looking for a model of how to take a history course and put it on line this is an example. Melynk has sites for World History to 1600, 20th Century, World Religions, and Economics leading to useful information of interest to both other teachers and students. The link to Students Online Binder has teacher ready materials related to each of the courses including student handouts, rubrics, and assignment instructions. Online Resources has excellent links to topics specifically related both to the course and to the specific units studied as well as student reference material for getting materials ready to post to the web themselves. Student Work posts the best of the student websites that have been developed by his students on course topics. [top]

Summary of key information relevant to violence in USA with list and links of organizations working on violence prevention.[top]

Adolescent Health & Mental Health - www.fenichel.com/adolhealth.shtml

Easy to access resources on adolescent health and mental health includes violence and cildren, anxiety, eating disorders, ocd, phobias, suicide, and a collection of teen links.[top]

Do the Right Thing - Finding Solutions for the Causes of Gang Violence

In this lesson, students will consider the relationship between gang violence and the factors that can contribute to its increase. After researching the issues behind one such factor, students will make recommendations for implementing changes in local government, law enforcement, and other local agencies, that may help reduce gang violence.[top]

The Psychology Writing Centre for the University of Washington

An excellent web site for teachers looking to provide their students with additional information on Scientific
Writing, Citations, General Writing, Exams & Assignments and about plagarism.