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The Fulbright Center in Amsterdam provides information on scholarships and tests.
Teachers' Resources
The Internet can serve as an excellent teaching aid, enhancing classroom interaction and student participation. Below you will find links to various websites that offer either collections of potential study materials or portals to further info. Links include sites for professional associations and international networking.
Government Sites
- The American Government's Official Web Site for Kids
(Art, Geography, Government, Health, History, Music, Space, State Sites, ect.) - Department of Education
(History, Literature etc.) - Federal Resources for Educational Excellence
(Arts, Language, Social Studies, etc.) - U.S. Government Printing Office
(Citizenship, Election Process, Historical Documents, etc.) - Virtual Classroom from the U.S. Embassy, Germany
(Thematic Classroom Packages, Workshops and Conferences, American Studies Publication and Teaching Materials)
Networking
General Sites
- Academic Info, Teaching Materials
(History) - Educator's Reference Desk
- Education Atlas
- Education World
(Art, Foreign Languages, History, Literature, Science, etc.) - High School Hub
(History, Government, English etc.) - History and Geography for Kids on the Web
- Mississippi Department of Education
(Dance, Music, Visual Arts, Literature, Social Studies, etc) - Pacificnet
(History, Multicultural Resources, Web Search for Kids, etc.) - School Net
(Links to addresses og K-12 school in the US) - Spartacus School Net
(Political Figures, American Civil War, USA in the 20th Century) - Teachnet
(lesson plans etc.) - Teach-nology