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Even More Free Email Newsletters For Teachers
By Larry Ferlazzo
I wrote a short article in the May, 2007 issue of Educators eZine sharing a list of ten free email newsletters that I’ve found helpful to me in my work as a teacher. There wasn’t space to fit a complete list of my favorites. Here are twelve more that I recommend (the links provided connect directly to their subscription pages):
The Exploritoruim Educator Newsletter
http://www.exploratorium.edu/educate/newsletter.html
The famous “hand-on” science museum in San Francisco sends out this newsletter four times a year. It shares announcements about the museum's Webcasts, events, publications, and online resources.
For Science:
Scientific American Weekly Review
http://www.sciam.com/page.cfm?section=newslettersignup&code=4
This is a well-produced weekly bulletin from the magazine of the same name. They have several other newsletters you can also subscribe to for free.
For All Subjects:
http://ca.groups.yahoo.com/group/newsletters4teachers/
A teacher has used the Yahoo groups service to create a central site of newsletters from different teaching websites. You can get them forwarded to you or just go to the site itself.
For All Subjects, Classroom
Management, Instructional Strategies:
Works4Me
Subscribe by sending the message “subscribe
works4me” (without the quotation marks) to Lyris@list.nea.org
This is a weekly
email newsletter composed of teacher-contributed classroom hints. It’s sent out by the National Education
Association, but you don’t have to be an NEA member to receive it. All you have to do is send in a simple
request by email.
For English Language
Arts:
ConnectEng
http://www.webenglishteacher.com/newsletter.html
The
Web English Teacher is an excellent website filled with resources for teaching
English. This monthly newsletter
shares new content that’s been added to the site.
For Education
Policy:
CFK Weekly
http://visitor.constantcontact.com/email.jsp?m=1101389959199
The
“Connect For Kids Weekly,” published by the Forum For Youth Investment, provides
timely policy news affecting youth and families, including reports on health, education, and child
care.
For Science and
Technology:
USA Today Tech Briefing
http://reg.e.usatoday.com/
The USA Today Tech
Briefing is published each weekday.
Even though it’s not specifically education related, it always contains
helpful info for educators, including the latest developments in science, space,
and technology.
For All
Subjects:
Educational Cyberplayground:
http://www.edu-cyberpg.com/Community/index.html
Educational
Cyberplayground is a long-established website providing resources to
educators. They publish weekly newsletters that share a
variety of useful education news and resources.
For All Subjects:
Kathy Nunley’s
Educator’s Newsletter
http://help4teachers.com/newsletter.htm
I get this newsletter, which comes out twice each month, primarily because of its section called “Hot Topics.” It provides updates on the newest “brain-based research” and how it might be related to the classroom.
For All
Subjects:
NEA
Academy Newsletter
http://www.nea.org/newsletters/aol.html
This is a brand-new newsletter that will start publishing in August, 2007. It will be a joint venture between AOL and the National Education Association. AOL is discontinuing a number of its school-related resources and is instead working with the NEA.
For
All Subjects:
The
Big Deal Book Bi-Weekly E-Newsletter
http://www.bigdealbook.com/newsletter.aspx
This is a free publication that offers articles, website reviews, and funding opportunities for K-12 educators.
For Science &
Math:
Science
Daily
http://www.sciencedaily.com/subscribe/
Science Daily is emailed….daily and does a great job highlighting the latest news in science, the environment, technology and math.
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