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Study skills world history center videos
How to Ask Questions - Single Day Lesson with Slides & Video
Asking questions is a Life Skill that should be explicitly taught to students. If you have students who sometimes struggle, or get confused, or feel like they ‘just don’t get it’ when doing assignments, then this single day Questioning Lesson is for you. Great for remote learning, a sub-plan, or an independent center activity as it includes a pre-recorded lesson you can easily upload to Google Classroom or EdPuzzle and you're set to go! Or teach it yourself with slides and get ready for some gre
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6th - 10th
Also included in: New Teacher Kit for Classroom $BUNDLE$
Warsaw Ghetto (Holocaust) Literacy Activity
This is a bundle of items related to life in the Warsaw Ghetto during the Holocaust. If purchased you will receive access to four digital items related to this topic (see preview). Items include: 15 minute segment from Schindler's List (Ghetto liquidation scene).Primary account, Notes from the Warsaw Ghetto Written by Alexander Kimel.Short text-based activity with hand-out.
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9th - 12th
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Political Cartoons and How to Teach Them
Teach students how to analyze political cartoons with interesting, relevant cartoons!
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Not Grade Specific
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15:32
18 Digital Tools for the Classroom
18 digital tools every class should be using. The video provides an overview, discussing why these categories and which options are available. For example, Annotation tools are great for marking up PDFs, completing online quizzes, and taking notes. Available tools include iAnnotate, Adobe Acrobat, and Notability.The supporting document includes a more robust 25 tools with samples, articles discussing classroom webtools, and links to available tools.
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K - 12th, Higher Education
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