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Intro to Economics *Bundle Pack* Full Course PPTs & Teacher's Guide
Designed for teachers, this digital download product includes the full 13-week Teacher's Guide/ Syllabus as well as the PPTs designed to enrich your learner’s understanding of the text: Whatever Happened to Penny Candy by Richard Maybury.The downloads provide the detail into each of the weekly topics, reading assignments, lecture videos with multi-media presentation, discussion/ essay questions, supplemental video/ articles through the course syllabus and teacher's outline as well as weekly sma
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8th - 12th
Ethics in Business
In Part 1 of this webquest, students are asked to explore the different government agencies that regulate ethical behavior and social responsibility (FDA, USDA, etc). For each of the agencies there is a direct link to take that explores what exactly that agency does. They then must explain 2-3 things that agency is responsible for, and who they help. Part 2: Students will explore 6 companies that are known to use sweatshops. The links will take the students to the "Code of Conduct of Busines
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9th - 12th
Executive Branch Research Paper
Increase your Civics and American Government curriculum with the Presidential Research Paper—an immersive academic journey meticulously designed to deepen students' understanding of the Executive Branch. As educators, we're constantly seeking innovative ways to engage students in critical analysis and argumentative writing, and this research paper offers a compelling solution. I recommend assigning assigning each student a different president to research.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
US History Review EOC STAAR Packet and Study Guide
US History Study Guide STAAR EOC Review Since 1876 Post Reconstruction, US History STAAR reference guide.Editable to add or delete items. I use this as an easy study guide. I also use this for students that have been absent for multiple days before an exam or for students who are new to my class that will have to test for the STAAR or EOC test. We use it as a reference guide for games and questions. Some TEKS left out to save space and keep information digestible and manageable. Thanks so muc
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8th - 12th
14th Amendment and the Equal Protections Clause
This handout has students learn about the 14th Amendment's equal protections clause and then read about and analyze several seminal Supreme Court decisions about the clause including Plessy v. Ferguson and Brown v. Board of Education. They also analyze the stop and frisk policy of the NYPD, the 1964 Civil Rights Act and protected classes, and subsequent Supreme Court cases that relate to it (Lawrence v. Texas, Obergefell v. Hodges, and Bostock v. Clayton County). It ends with asking students to
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Law and Justice Curriculum
International Humanitarian Law: Slides + Independent Work Packet
The International Humanitarian Law unit covers the following:International Criminal CourtGenocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, crime of aggressionInternational Court of JusticeHistory of Israel and Palestine (context for current case before the ICC)Islamophobia (understanding bias to enhance media literacy)Antisemitism (understanding bias to enhance media literacy)Media literacy principlesCareers in humanitarian lawWhat's included:43 PowerPoint slides (w/links to readings and videos)11-
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9th - 12th
Reforming Society Project - PBL 19th century Second Great Awakening high school
This is a 4-step project that starts with textbook work and ends with a gallery walk (or traditional presentations, take your pick!).The 4-step process allows for student choice and voice as they make their way through the guided workbook. They begin by being introduced to 7 topics of the early 19th century reform movement. Then, students choose 2 of those topics to explore in greater depth and complete a primary source analysis for each of their 2 chosen topics. Next, students narrow down their
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7th - 12th
Supremacy & Commerce Clauses, & 10th Amendment (Distance Learning and COVID-19)
This handout helps students understand the 10th Amendment to the Constitution, the Supremacy Clause, the Commerce Clause, and seminal Supreme Court cases related to these. It includes a final question about COVID-19 in relation to Federal and state powers. It is formatted for Google Classroom.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Law and Justice Curriculum
Constitution Choice Board
UDL Choice Board: Exploring the US Constitution with Hamilton Dive into the fascinating world of the US Constitution alongside the captivating storyline of the Broadway hit musical, Hamilton! This comprehensive and editable UDL (Universal Design for Learning) Choice Board offers 12 dynamic activity options that cater to diverse learning styles and preferences, making it the perfect companion project for your classroom. Inspired by Hamilton:Let Lin-Manuel Miranda's groundbreaking musical set the
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8th - 12th
Law Related Education: Correctional Systems Bundle
This bundle includes presentations, worksheets, individual/class activities, videos with questions, and an essay.This is everything you need for an entire unit on correctional systems!Standards covered include:Demonstrate an understanding of sentence ing and corrections for state and federal.Describe sentencing options available to courts.Compare and contrast punishment and rehabilitation as functions of the correctional system.Evaluate the function of parole.Evaluate data on recidivism to deter
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9th - 12th
8th Amendment Handout (Distance Learning and COVID-19)
This handout has students analyze the 8th Amendment and several Supreme Court cases about the various clauses (excessive bail, excessive fines, and cruel and unusual punishment), the death penalty, and prison conditions. It includes a final question about the COVID-19 pandemic, and the entire assignment is formatted for google classroom.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Law and Justice Curriculum
Impeachment Lesson: Trump and the January 6th Insurrection
Following the riot at the U.S. Capitol building on January 6th, 2021, Donald Trump was impeached for inciting an insurrection. The dramatic proceedings were carried out during the final days of his presidency and into the beginning of Joe Biden’s term in office.The students will use this event as a backdrop to learn about the Presidential Impeachment process in Congress. This lesson takes approximately 80-90 minutes. If splitting the lesson between two 45 minute class periods, then the first day
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9th - 12th
AP Comp. Govt. Briefings on Electoral Systems
This activity takes students through presidential and legislative electoral systems in all 6 AP course countries. It provides charts and graphs and detailed information for students to analyze and consider. This 14-page packet is very detailed and is a great review of concepts and systems. Again, it is mostly based on analyzing why these systems were set up in this way and why certain electoral results occurred as they did rather than simple information recall. It goes back to information from
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Bundle: AP Comp. Govt. Unit 4
Bonds in a Nutshell; Personal Finance; Financial Sector Investments; Securities
I have taught students this 30-minute "Bonds 101" lesson so many times I believe I have anticipated nearly every question they have, and included it in this 20-slide PowerPoint and 1-page student guided notes with key. This can also be used for remote learning as an independent lesson since the guided notes follow the PowerPoint closely.Topics included:What is a bond? When you buy a bond, are you a borrower or a lender?Principal, maturity date, interest ratesWho can borrow money by issuing bonds
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9th - 12th
Ohio Election 2023 Issue 1 Abortion, Issue 2 Cannabis Marijuana
Looking for a way to tackle the tough issues in your class? In Ohio, Issue 1 (on abortion) and Issue 2 (on legalizing recreational cannabis / marijuana) are both on the ballot this November 2023. Help your students to research the topics by looking at both sides and show them actual ballot language. After helping them to become informed, it's time to decide! Are they in favor or against Issue 1 and Issue 2?This activity is great on it's own, but it can also be a great jumping off point for a
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
Iran Case Study O'Neil Reading Guide
O'Neil's Essentials of Comparative Politics is a great text for teaching AP Comparative Government, but lacks the structures that help developing readers access the info in the text. This reading guide will help developing readers attend to the important sections of the reading. This reading guide will be a valuable study guide for students as they prepare for the AP test for AP COGO. Each case study guide has the college board standards for that case study nation at the top to help students wit
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10th - 12th
China Case Study O'Neil Reading/Study guide
O'Neil's Essentials of Comparative Politics is a great text for teaching AP Comparative Government, but lacks the structures that help developing readers access the info in the text. This reading guide will help developing readers attend to the important sections of the reading. This reading guide will be a valuable study guide for students as they prepare for the AP test for AP COGO. Each case study guide has the college board standards for that case study nation at the top to help students wit
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
China Case Study O'Neil Reading/Study Guide
O'Neil's Essentials of Comparative Politics is a great text for teaching AP Comparative Government, but lacks the structures that help developing readers access the info in the text. This reading guide will help developing readers attend to the important sections of the reading. This reading guide will be a valuable study guide for students as they prepare for the AP test for AP COGO. Each case study guide has the college board standards for that case study nation at the top to help students wit
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10th - 12th
Russia O'Neil Reading/Study Guide
O'Neil's Essentials of Comparative Politics is a great text for teaching AP Comparative Government, but lacks the structures that help developing readers access the info in the text. This reading guide will help developing readers attend to the important sections of the reading. This reading guide will be a valuable study guide for students as they prepare for the AP test for AP COGO. Each case study guide has the college board standards for that case study nation at the top to help students wit
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10th - 12th
UK Case Study O'Neil Reading/Study Guide
O'Neil's Essentials of Comparative Politics is a great text for teaching AP Comparative Government, but lacks the structures that help developing readers access the info in the text. This reading guide will help developing readers attend to the important sections of the reading. This reading guide will be a valuable study guide for students as they prepare for the AP test for AP COGO. Each case study guide has the college board standards for that case study nation at the top to help students wit
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10th - 12th
DBQ: Should America Keep Its Two-Party System?
GOOGLE DOC COMPATIBLEThis document-based question is a great activity for any middle or high school social studies class. This assignment enhances student learning by taking a look at seven primary and secondary source documents (some supporting the idea of a two-party system, and some opposing it). After reading and analyzing the documents, students will be able to understand the positives and negatives behind America's two-party system! I know you will enjoy it!This will help your students wit
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
iCivics "Wanted a Just Right Government" Google Doc Note Sheet
This Google Document is a great digital assignment to assess knowledge gained from reading iCivic's "Wanted a Just Right Government."
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6th - 12th
U.S. Constitutional Limits on Governmental Power - Civics EOC Topic 1.9
Civics EOC 2024 Topic 1.9 – Constitutional Limits on Governmental PowerAlthough this was created for students taking the Florida Civics EOC exam, it will work with any civics or government class, as well as many history classes. Students will learn how the U.S. Constitution and constitutional concepts like checks and balances impact governmental power. In this lesson, students will learn examples of how the power of the U.S. Federal Government is limited by the U.S. Constitution as written by th
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Civics EOC Bundle I
Pros and Cons of Bureaucracy
This is a great assignment for introducing the positives and negatives behind federal bureaucracy in the United States of America. The passage reveals major points behind how bureaucracies benefit society and how they hold back society. This is a great resource to help your students practice reading comprehension skills as well!
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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