1. http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/01/
Purdue Online Writing Lab is an essential website to help students with APA format, MLA format, writing instructions, critical theories, references, works-cited and everything else a student may need support in when completing a research or essay. Its useful information is a great tool for all young and college students.
2. http://www.wwnorton.com/college/english/nael/summary.htm
The Norton Anthology of English Literature online website is a great place to start with students about early literary texts. It has summaries of different literary texts written in certain time periods with connections to help both teachers and students understand better.
3. Your local public library: http://www.co.dakota.mn.us/leisurerecreation/countylibraries/hourslocations/galaxie.htm
Your local library is one of the most important resources to both teachers and students. Librarians are full of knowledge with a huge variety of texts, so take advantage of them. They are there to help you. Public libraries offer teachers the newest novels and books young adults are interested in. Also, they have support materials to help students gain more knowledge of the world of written language through different types of literature.
4. http://www.ncte.org/
This is the Website of National Council of Teachers of English. This is a very resourceful area for English teachers to find information on what is new and happening in the English subject. On the Website, they provide access to resources and ideas for English teachers. It is also a community within itself, where an English teacher could sign up as a member and receive more tools and materials to help in a classroom.
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