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Room S-4
The Media Lab
Teachers may schedule time in the lab when they
want to do a computer intensive lesson or activity with one or more
of their classes. Programs available in the lab include AppleWorks
and Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, Adobe Photoshop and many others. To arrange to bring one or more classes to
the lab, simply come to the lab and check the schedule.
The lab is open from 7:00 AM to 4:30 PM every school day.
If you think you would like to schedule your class
in the lab, send an e-mail request or
drop by to reserve the time you want.
STUFF FOR STUDENTS
Link to the server in 107
Link to the server in 331
Cornell Notes Template (word document)
MLA Format and Style Guide
Kaplan Math
Kaplan Reading
LIVE! Homework Help
AUP Test
Frequently
Asked Questions About Passwords and ID Cards
Computer
Literacy Requirement
Links for Mr. Leon's Classes
Career Planning
Links
Art
History Links
Online
preparation stuff for SAT, ACT and many other
tests
How
Stuff Works - Find out how practically
anything works.
On-Line
Self Help Quizzes - Test your skills
and knowledge.
Greek
Mythology Links
On-Line
Educational Games
Interactive
Poetry Page - Fun with verse
online!! Begin a poem, add a line to somebody else's poem, write
comments on poems.
...more to come
STUFF FOR TEACHERS
Educator
Reference Desk
A repository for over 2,000 lesson plans and
3,000 links.
The district has redesigned the Acceptable Use
Policy. For a
HTML version of the New LAUSD AUP Bulletin click
here.
Click
here for a printable version in .pdf
format.
LAUSD Authorised Report Card Comments
HTML version
click here.
Click here for
a one page printable version in .pdf format.
Want to take your Internet search skills to the
next level? Click
HERE.
Here is a big list of useful Educator
Resources put together by Mr. Ron
Weightman my predecesssor in this position.
Want to give students a fast Internet research
assignment? Mr. Weightman has also left for us this list of linked
questions for just such an occasion, he calls it QUICKIES.
Yet one more incredibly useful legacy from Mr.
Weightman. A list of Core
Literature texts with reader comprehension questions and
answers - yours for the taking! He
must have worked about a billion hours putting all this stuff
together!
Planning on teaching "Julius
Cesar"?
Sample Lord Buckley's jazzed up rendition of Marc
Antony's Funeral
Oration.
The kids dig this gas.
Want to know how fast and loose
Arthur Miller played with the facts in "The Crucible"?
Check out this
site put together by a
historian who specializes in the time period.
STUFF FOR FUN
Now this is what the Internet was
really created for:
E-Gor's
Chamber of TV HORROR HOSTS
Do you remember watching
monster movies when you were a kid. Remember that weird guy or gal
who hosted the show and made fun of the movie? Well, this E-Gor chap
has put together a site devoted to these largely unsung
performers.
A wonderful tribute to my personal
favorite can be found here:
The
Master of the Macabre, the Epitome of Evil, the most Sinister man to
crawl the face of the Earth ... Seeeeeemour
CALVIN
!!!! ©
United Press Syndicate and Bill Watterson
The greatest comic strip in the universe.
Once upon a time I was a student. This is an essay
I wrote for a class:
The Comic Book that Saved
My Life
In my spare time, for my own amazement I paint a
little.
Check out some of my paintings here.
Page posted 3/12/04
Last updated 1/16/08