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Social Studies Thick Slides

HistoryRewriter

Thick Slides (although not in our book) are a flexible and popular EduProtocol that should be in every Social Studies teacher’s toolbox. Thick Slides help students extract key information from text, lesson, or video and complete a deconstructed paragraph that asks for specific fields like who, where, what, when, and why?

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Socrative Review Games for Social Studies

Passion for Social Studies

Thankfully, Socrative review games for social studies will change all of this! Benefits of Using Socrative Review Games There are many advantages to using Socrative review games for social studies! Ultimately, this data can inform instruction and provide valuable insights into student learning.

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Top Ten Formative Assessments for Social Studies

Active History Teacher

Formative assessments are so important in social studies! These activities give me the informal data I need to drive my review moving forward. Students review a ton of information in a short amount of time. Door Slaps! – Check out this fun formative assessment from Dawn from Social Studies Success.

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The importance of social studies and information literacy

Dangerously Irrelevant

Yeah, that was probably a big mistake… Superintendents and principals, are you ready yet to pay more attention to information literacy throughout your P-12 curricula? Related Posts. 10+1 reactions to closing Iowa’s achievement gaps. Would Dr. King passively submit? Serve your detention or lose your textbooks.

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NMHS Social Studies Teacher Brings Technology to Capitol Hill

A Principal's Reflections

Two of my Social Studies teachers were recently invited to Washington DC on October 4, 2012, to deliver a model lesson that illustrated the effective use of technology. For more information on this event check out the summary provided by ISTE.

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Cultivating Informed Citizens with Listenwise

Catlin Tucker

The more informed our students are about the world around them, the less likely they’ll be duped by fake news stories. Listenwise offers educators a growing collection of news stories tagged as ELA, science, or social studies. So, I was excited to stumble on Listenwise , which is bringing public radio into the classroom.

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Easy Ideas for 5 Minute Social Studies Activities

Thrive in Grade Five

Having a little time at the end of class is something my students look forward to because they have an opportunity to do fun five minute social studies activities. After introducing a new historical individual or event, your students probably have a lot of information floating around in their heads.