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Top 8 Ways to Remediate in Social Studies

Active History Teacher

Remediation in Social Studies is always tricky! With a few tried and true strategies and activities, remediation in social studies can be fun for students and painless for the teacher. The post Top 8 Ways to Remediate in Social Studies appeared first on Active History Teacher. First things first.

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End of the Year Project for Social Studies! Walk-Up Songs

Active History Teacher

The post End of the Year Project for Social Studies! I would love to share this free activity with you! Check it out here! Looking for other end of the year projects? Check out my FAVORITE Decades Project! Walk-Up Songs appeared first on Active History Teacher.

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Top Ten Formative Assessments for Social Studies

Active History Teacher

Formative assessments are so important in social studies! If you teach in a state with a standardized test, then you know formative assessments are the KEY to success! Door Slaps! – Check out this fun formative assessment from Dawn from Social Studies Success. This is an easy activity!

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Teaching the Cold War

Passion for Social Studies

Honestly, there are so many topics to teach in any history course. Thankfully, that is not the case when teaching the Cold War! Luckily, this lesson has everything you need when teaching the Cold War. The Cold War Lesson When teaching the Cold War, it is important for students to learn about the countries involved.

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NCHE Board of Directors Statement Regarding the Florida Social Studies Standards

NCHE

Teachers are professionals and experts in their field, and their subject-matter knowledge and understanding of how to accurately and adequately teach a complicated past are critical to student comprehension and achievement. Slavery is, and was, wrong. Violence against Black people is, and was, wrong.

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The Art of Annotation: Teaching Readers To Process Texts

Cult of Pedagogy

I teach third grade, when young readers typically transition from developing readers to fluent ones, and it’s at this stage that they’re ready to begin to analyze texts on a deeper level. Whether you teach ELA or another content area, chances are your students read in your class. What I mean is I’m looking for annotations.

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Teacher Tips: A Better Way to Think About Social Studies

Studies Weekly

Teacher Tips: A Better Way to Think About Social Studies Jan. 30, 2024 • by Debbie Bagley Some of the best teaching advice I received from my mother, a teacher of 30+ years, was a different way to look at Social Studies. Every subject, discipline, and activity teaches Social Studies.