Using "Assassin's Creed" to Teach the Renaissance
Added by Matthew Farber on April 21, 2012 at 6:07pm — 5 Comments
QR Scanvenger Hunt
I used the "QR Treasure Hunt" found at http://classtools.net/QR/create.php to create a review for my students. Entering the data is pretty easy and the directions are well written on the page. However, I added a twist by creating a clue on where the next QR code could be found.
Example: Which freedom IS NOT included in the 1st Amendment-press, speech, religion, bear arms, assembly, or petition? Next question just…
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My NCSS 2011 Presentation Student Learning Through Digital Literacies and World Understanding.
Added by Kay Conners on December 7, 2011 at 7:50pm — 1 Comment
My NCSS Presentation: The History Lab
Added by Angela Cunningham on December 7, 2011 at 6:58pm — 1 Comment
How to Engage Students with Web 2.0 - Presentation used at NCSS11
For those that were not able to attend, and for those that did, here is the presentation that I used at NCSS this year. Please feel free to use as you like, tweak, or trash. The tools are free, the strategies that I showcased using these tools can be found embedded in all TCI resource programs. Learn more about them and try them out free today at www.teachtci.com.
Here's the link to the presentation:…
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A Therapeutic Article for History Teachers
This is a link to an outstanding article on what should be emphasized in education today by high schools by retired Lockheed Martin Chairman and CEO Norm Augustine.
Take a few minutes and enjoy. It will make your day!!!
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Time-Line Review - Current Event Analysis
Today in Humanities we did the following:
Jigsaw of 3 timelines: Classical China, Classical India, Ancient Greece/Rome:
1st activity: (15 mins) Stus copied their section using colorful markers and create an attractive section of the timeline. Pictures were opitional. Once pics were done stus wondered around the room until they found their respective groups and taped their pages together. Tomorrow they will pin them up to the wall.
2nd activity: (30 mins) Stus were given random…
Added by Joe Jacquot on November 28, 2011 at 8:51pm — No Comments
Social Studies Lesson SHare
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I have created a shared lesson folder on a wiki.
Please review the wiki and consider joining.
Please click the link below and your membership will be reviewed.
Thanks!
Added by Peter Hooke on October 19, 2011 at 5:41pm — 2 Comments
Publicness and the Classroom
Added by John Marr on October 10, 2011 at 5:40pm — No Comments
The First Week of School, 2011
Wow - I can't believe the first week of school is over already, and I'm really thrilled with everything my classes accomplished this week. On Monday, I had the students participate in a roundabout that answered 7-8 questions about the class using primary sources from…
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Go Social Studies Go
Added by Ken Uhde on July 25, 2011 at 8:36pm — No Comments
Online Multiple Intelligence Test
Many teachers who are familiar with TCI strategies or lessons know how important the Multiple Intelligence theory by Howard Gardner is. We created a multiple intelligence test for our trainings and methods book. While there are MI tests out there online, none are quite kid-friendly like the one we use. I've looked for a web tool to create one, but found that none really allow me to create it the way I'd like. I created a Google doc spreadsheet though that will do the trick. You can…
ContinueAdded by Brian Thomas on July 25, 2011 at 12:54pm — 1 Comment
End of Year (not so traditional) Reflection
I have been trying all summer to write an end of year reflection but kept getting stuck! I had an epiphany tonight & finally was able to put that year into some type of organized reflection. While not the most traditional of reflections for now this is what I've got, & just wanted to share :)
post link below
http://mssandersths.posterous.com/the-role-we-play-is-so-important
Added by Beth Sanders on July 2, 2011 at 1:31am — No Comments
Young American Heroes from EDSITEment
Young American Heroes: True Stories of Young People in U.S. History
http://edsitement.neh.gov/websites/young-american-heroes-true-stories-young-people-us-history
Young American Heroes tells stories of ordinary young people who have done extraordinary things in American history. The Young American Heroes web site enables those who visit the site to do more than simply take in…
Added by Joe Phelan on June 27, 2011 at 11:24am — No Comments
Sticky Note Your Summer PD Plans
Added by Brian Thomas on June 7, 2011 at 8:30am — No Comments
After reading Daniel Pink’s book Drive I began to think about the idea behind companies that allow workers to direct their own work on specific days, pursuing whatever projects interest them. Couple those insights about the power of autonomy with the persistent, nagging acknowledgment that there is simply too much history that I want to include in my limited course time. The result was what I called “Free Friday.”
I gave students a class period to research anything in history…
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Rethinking Summer Work
I've been contemplating changes to my summer assignment for AP US but I'm not sure if it's a good idea. I typically focus on content coverage, having the students read the early chapters of the textbook and an outside book(s) such as Mayflower and/or…
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