Here are 5 Incredibly useful websites which every teacher must know about!

Here's a list of 5 websites for teachers which offer a wealth of information, tools, and resources. 

Google Arts & Culture features artworks, collections, and stories from all around the world in an innovative way using Google’s Street View, 360 Videos, and mapping technology. Explore cultural treasures in extraordinary detail and easily share with your students & colleagues.

The University of Reddit offers dozens of free courses in the arts, computer science, language, math and statistics, and more.

Project Gutenberg offers over 57,000 free eBooks. Choose among free epub books, free kindle books, download them or read them online. You will find the world's great literature here, especially older works for which copyright has expired.

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The Hemingway Editor is a free online editor that can help you fine-tune your prose. It is designed to mimic Ernest Hemingway's minimalist prose. Copy and paste a few paragraphs into the site’s text box, and the editor will outline problematic parts such as long sentences, obscure words, and confusing passages.

According to Trivium Education website – "General Grammar, Aristotelian Logic, and Classical Rhetoric comprise the first three rules-based subjects of the 7 Liberal Arts and Sciences". The website provides free resources to help you as well as your students' brush up their critical thinking skills, rhetoric, grammar, and logic.