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Earth Day writing-essays research videos
Middle-High School Paraphrasing Activity- JUST SAY NO TO COPY AND PASTE!!
Teachers, how sick and tired are you of students copying and pasting the first thing they find online, renaming it and then handing it in as their own original work? What about their faces when you break their hearts by informing them that they just cheated? All that ends with this assignment!First off I have the web addresses of two amazing videos you can access online and questions to go along with the videos. Each one is just over five minutes, very well made and kid-friendly. My questions sp
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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12:38
Working with Sources, APA7, Summary, Citation
In this video, I walk students through how to use sources in their papers. I cover summarizing, signal phrases, attribution, in-text citation, and Reference page citation.
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12:12
Setting Up Your APA7 Cover Page
In this video, I walk students through how to format a cover page in APA 7th edition.
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1:30
Ancient Chinese Civilization (video)
This video shows a brief history of Ancient Chinese civilizations in 1 min 30 seconds. It can be used for social studies, world history, or English classes. It can be scaffolded to any level.
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Not Grade Specific
8:25
How to Easily Cite Sources & Format Your Works Cited Page
Empower your students to take charge of their learning by giving them this user-friendly video to use as much as they'd like. How to Easily Cite Your Sources... will show them an easy way to cite their sources (MLA and/or APA) and format their works cited page. This will save teachers and professors so much time! Video length: 8:26
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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7:48
Formatting a Bibliography
Raise your hand if you walk students through formatting a bibliography and they go home and forget everything you taught! Once this happened a few times for me, I made this video, posted it to Google Classroom, and had students refer to it each time they had a question. This video walks students through the process of formatting bibliographies on Google Drive, not Microsoft Word. This is also a fantastic source for remote learning!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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24:48
Climate Emergency: Are You Scared Yet?
Are you scared of the climate emergency, scared that the world will overheat and burn in 2030? There are extremists out there that that are using your fears for their own political gain. This video follows the experience of a high school student who attends a talk by Mr. Green, an activist who scares the audience with a frightening scenario for our doomed future. Is the future really as bad as Mr Green insists? Our student investigates the claims of doom and gloom and finds a future, your future
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7th - 12th
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8:07
MLA Format for a Works Cited page in Microsoft Word
Master MLA Works Cited in Microsoft Word! This quick guide demystifies formatting, ensuring your citations align perfectly with MLA standards. Ideal for students and educators, it's your key to effortless, accurate referencing. Say goodbye to citation confusion!
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Peacemakers Throughout History
This project aims to address many components of social and academic growth in middle school students. This unit was originally written for 5th graders, but could be easily adapted for 6th, 7th or 8th graders. Students work collaborative to research a peacemakers, independently write and informative piece and as a class create a video showing the qualities of a peacemaker and how those qualities can be applied to them.
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5th - 8th
QR code Martin Luther King Jr. Evidence Based Writing Project
Students will watch a short video on Martin Luther King Jr.using a QR code and answer 2 evidence based questions..For each question.students writing should include an echoing of the question, paragraphs, evidence from the video and a conclusion. This lesson can be used in a literary center. This item can be found in Sandra Frances on Teachers pay Teachers.
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2nd - 3rd
Time Travel 101: Writing with Primary Sources
What are primary sources? How are they different from secondary or tertiary sources? How are they used in writing history? In writing fiction? This learning module, suitable for middle and high-school audiences, runs approximately 24 minutes. It explores online primary source archives and how they were used in researching Rysa Walker's young adult novel, Timebound, which was recently selected by readers as the Grand Prize Winner in the 2013 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award competition.
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7th - 12th
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