Tag Archives: social studies
Does your Candidate Support your Beliefs?
USA Today has a wonderful free resource called The Teacher’s Lounge (more on that in a later post), and when I was exploring that site, I happened upon The Candidate Match Game. This short 11-question quiz will challenge you and … Continue reading
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6 Cs of Primary Source Analysis
As we draw closer to the implementation of the Common Core State Standards and North Carolina Essential Standards, many of you are already developing your local curricula. If you are an ELA or Social Studies teacher, you may find this … Continue reading
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Making Sense of Integrating Literacy in History/Social Studies, Science, and Technical Subjects
I don’t really understand why there has always been this push back from teachers who think that teaching and reinforcing literacy skills are the responsibilities of the English teacher. I never took at science, social studies, art, or technical course … Continue reading
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How Can You Use 10×10?
As we embrace new global standards that resound with opportunities for students to connect, collaborate, think conceptually and globally, 10×10 could be a great resource in the classroom. Data collected goes back to the year 2004, so not only do … Continue reading
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