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Useful links | A Level Philosophy
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Expert training with Dr Michael Lacewing. The Window: Philosophy on the Internet. Indiana Philosophy Ontology Project. A high-powered taxonomy of philosophy of philosophy on the web. Philosophy Sites by Topic. From the Templeton Foundation (so with a Christian agenda). History of Modern Philosophy. Guide to the World’s Philosophers. World Question Centre 2008. International survey of contemporary philosophers’ views. Podcast of top philosophers on bite-sized topics. Audio books and videos. Philosophy and...
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New York Times’ Learning Network
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New York Times’ Learning Network. The New York Times Learning Network is a free service for students in grades 3-12, their teachers and parents. The site is updated Monday through Friday throughout the year. Is one possible starting point for research. For a good index of resources and links to other web sites. To take a tour of The Learning Network! Can read the day’s top stories. Using Knowledge Tools, take a news quiz. About today’s world, and play special crossword puzzles. On a variety of topics.
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Black History Month
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February 8th, 2015 by Ms Hill. 0 comments so far. SAT prep for March 2016 test. New York Times Learning Network. College and Career links. How To Draw Tutorials. Teachers for Social Justice. YA Books and More. Guy Kawasaki's Links. Style from Pop Gloss. Ms D'Amico Greek Mythology Project. Earth Science Project week of 3/1. Elections - great online resources. What do we think about plastic bags? Creative Non Fiction Writing. Sex Education in School. New York Times' Learning Network.
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From the “good to know” category
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From the “good to know” category. August 4th, 2015 by Ms Hill. Lost in Translation: An Illustrated Catalog of Beautiful Untranslatable Words from Around the World. Leave a Comment (Cancel). 0 comments so far. Make a comment by filling out the form. SAT prep for March 2016 test. New York Times Learning Network. College and Career links. How To Draw Tutorials. Teachers for Social Justice. YA Books and More. Guy Kawasaki's Links. Style from Pop Gloss. Ms D'Amico Greek Mythology Project.
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How do you put a Rubik’s Cube in a Bottle?
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How do you put a Rubik’s Cube in a Bottle? July 8th, 2015 by Ms Hill. Leave a Comment (Cancel). 0 comments so far. Make a comment by filling out the form. SAT prep for March 2016 test. New York Times Learning Network. College and Career links. How To Draw Tutorials. Teachers for Social Justice. YA Books and More. Guy Kawasaki's Links. Style from Pop Gloss. Ms D'Amico Greek Mythology Project. Earth Science Project week of 3/1. Elections - great online resources. What do we think about plastic bags?
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why do we study history?
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Why do we study history? February 1st, 2015 by Ms Hill. 0 comments so far. SAT prep for March 2016 test. New York Times Learning Network. College and Career links. How To Draw Tutorials. Teachers for Social Justice. YA Books and More. Guy Kawasaki's Links. Style from Pop Gloss. Ms D'Amico Greek Mythology Project. Earth Science Project week of 3/1. Elections - great online resources. What do we think about plastic bags? Creative Non Fiction Writing. Sex Education in School. New York Times' Learning Network.
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Pluto’s close-ups for the first time
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Pluto’s close-ups for the first time. July 20th, 2015 by Ms Hill. New Pluto Photos from New Horizons. Women of Pluto and other Pluto Bits. Leave a Comment (Cancel). 0 comments so far. Make a comment by filling out the form. SAT prep for March 2016 test. New York Times Learning Network. College and Career links. How To Draw Tutorials. Teachers for Social Justice. YA Books and More. Guy Kawasaki's Links. Style from Pop Gloss. Ms D'Amico Greek Mythology Project. Earth Science Project week of 3/1.
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Primary Sourcees
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Primary vs Secondary Sources. Selection of Primary Links for US and World history. For more information on how to use: Primary Sources. Primary sources also include first-hand accounts that were documented later, such as autobiographies, memoirs, and oral histories. He most useful primary sources are usually considered to be those that were created closest to the time period you’re researching. Design for Fort in Mississippi, 1817, National Archives. SAT prep for March 2016 test. College and Career links.
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Internet Resources in Philosophy. Online Library of Liberty. Texts - Greek and Latin. Library of Ancient Texts Online. Texts - Modern European Languages. Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Philosophy since the Enlightenment. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. London Philosophy Study Guide (UCL). Richard Baron's Course Notes. Richard Baron's home page.
