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Higher education other (social studies) resources for staff and administrators
Disability Awareness & Acceptance 15 POSTERS | Neurodiversity Affirming
Help spread disability acceptance and awareness with this set of posters meant for high schoolers and/or teachers! These posters will print clearly up to 3x the size of standard paper, and can be hung around the school, hung in a classroom, used for a disability event, used for training, used for disability awareness month, etc.! 15 high-quality posters included, created by and in collaboration with those in the disability community.Looking for the Elementary /Middle School version? Click here!
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
College Board Approved AP Psychology Course Syllabus
This syllabus was created as part of the 2019-2020 College Board audit team. Educators were paid to create syllabi aligned and approved by College Board for AP Psychology. Overview and FeaturesTemplate approved by the College BoardAligned with the updated fall 2020 AP Standards (includes course skills and units)Completely editable for personalizationSome portions are left blank to maintain my privacy (my school's name, contact info, etc.) Ways to use Great for first-time teachers or teachers new
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Social Studies Metacognition PLC Presentation
This PLC presentation is geared towards Texas Social Studies Teachers, because it specifically uses TEKS as the examples for finding words within standards that inform what metacognition technique should be taught. With that said, the format of this presentation could be used for any state or common core user, just substitute the links with your standards. Social Studies teachers are not only charged with teaching students facts, but they are also charged with teaching students how to think and
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Syllabus & Rubrics for Active Learning in High School and Higher Ed.
Looking to teach or design active learning for higher education classes that students love with a syllabus and rubrics department heads value? Use these sample materials to tep beyond passive classes taught in lecture format, and enjoy active learning that emphasizes what students learn more than what teachers teach.
Here is a syllabus that may give you ideas about how to structure active learning classes, in ways that allow students’ whole brains to grapple with, question, and grow curious ab
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Research Guide
The purpose of this research guide is to to support teachers and students related to all research-related standards and educational endeavors, so that all students can have access to high-quality research tools.
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
History Dept Mission, Strategies, Content Standards and Practices
This is a great document to help a history department across grade levels build a collective mission. Included is a
1) A Vision Statement
2) Teach Like A Champion strategies that all teachers will utilize
3) Standards that all history teachers will use
4) Thinking Skills (8)
5) Research and Writing Skills (7)
6) Interpersonal and Group Relation Skills (6)
7) Map and Globe Skills (6)
8) Sequencing and Chronology Skills (8)
9) Graph and Image Analysis Skills (4)
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education
NATIONAL TRIVIA DAY: A FUN QUIZ W/ ANSWER KEY
This is a true/ false quiz with a mix of fun facts. Use it during a history lesson as an interesting tidbit activity. Use it at a party! Use it at a staff development. History is amazing, and facts can be astounding. An answer key is provided. Thanks for visiting.Happy New Year to everyone! Happy Trivia Day!
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Parent Communication Log - Fast and easy to use. Great Timesaver!
DOCUMENT, DOCUMENT, DOCUMENT!! That is all I used to hear from my first principal and he was SO Right! Documenting your communication is invaluable. It can save your job, help in a court case, and prove that parents were aware of what's happening with their child.This form is super easy and fast. I just write the name and circle form of communication. Then jot a short note for reason for calling/emailing/meeting.I keep one inside a folder for each class with roster next to it.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Lesson 5 Lesson Plan
This lesson plan aligns with the Lesson 5 PowerPoint perfectly.Save some time and relieve some stress.Your administrator will love it.Are you a substitute?Do you need an already made lesson for today?Do you want to impress your principal?Do you need a lesson that is technology friendly (Easy to use for Zoom, Meets, Skype, etc.) ?Are you simply tired?My lessons are the lessons for you !Key Terms Covered in Lesson 5-Role of Entrepreneurs-Role of Consumers-Role of Government-Economic Freedom-Econom
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
APA National Standards for High School Psychology
I had to cite the APA standards in my lesson or unit plans often. But when I went to the APA website, I found it to be confusing and not teacher-friendly. So I took some time and organized the standards into a table. It sounds like the APA is renewing the standards fairly soon, but this could be a useful document in the meantime if you frequently cite the current standards.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
C3 Standards Cards-Economics
The C3 Standards Cards-Economics, K-12, can help administrators, supervisors, principals, and directors build curriculum that address the C3 standards across multiple grade levels. With these cards it will be easy to see the “unit” to “standard” to “grade level” best fit. You can also use the whole set of cards to identify gaps in current scope and sequence and create curricular solutions to fill the gaps with new units, content and/or resources to address the gaps. Cards are 4 by 6 and coded wi
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Discussions on Nudity in Art: Some Thoughts on the Unclothed Figure as Subject
**FYI** This is a teacher resource that was used for teaching the summer Additional Qualification Courses: Visual Arts; Parts I, II, and III, at O.I.S.E./ U of T (Ontario Institute for Studies in Education/ University of Toronto) It is particularly targeted at Intermediate and Senior level classes/students. It is a compilation of several viewpoints from different authors on the subject of nudity in art.
Grades:
Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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