Some Sample Web Sites and Pages

Here are some samples of student web sites and pages. They are not necessarily exemplary sites. It is important to note that there may be an ambiguous line between a site that simply provides instruction or description and a site that truly leads the user toward the solution to a problem.

"Mary Lou's Math Maneuvers" provides instruction that arises from problems that students typically have with math facts.
"Beamer Park Elementary School" began as a project about the problems of language acquisition but developed into a more general site about the school. To make this an exemplary site, the research should be tied together in the form of leading questions with direction toward further research or possible solutions.
"The Help Desk" is useful to all who are perplexed by simple problems with Macintosh computers and related peripherals and software. It serves its purpose well. The teacher who created this site was committed to helping people solve problems themselves.
"Ms. Parker's American Revolution Page" addresses several problems students were facing in her history classes. It's instructional, but it deals with a problem many students have particularly as they use the web for research at home.
"ROP Computer Systems Management" is a site that has changed from its original problem/solution format. In its current state, it is simply descriptive. However, this was at one time a site where the instructor lead his students through lessons associated with numerous problems regarding hardware and software and the network at Golden Sierra High School. Interestingly, students in this class were fascinated with the web site their teacher created and restructured it for him after he completed Ed. TE 233. It has now become the description for the ROP course. Web sites do evolve.