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Adult education other (specialty) research
ASL Residential Schools Documentary Project - Deaf, HoH, Deaf/HH
This is an engaging activity that allows students to independently research and learn more about state residential schools for the deaf and the connection they have to the Deaf community. The bonus is that this packet needs minimal prep from teachers. All you need to do is copy a few pages. The prep work has been done for you. This activity is good for ASL students levels late 2s, 3 and up and for heritage Deaf, Hard of hearing, and deaf school programs. This research documentary packet can be
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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ASL Famous Deaf Speed Dating Activity
Your students will have so much fun with this activity. Famous Deaf Speed Dating is a great way to introduce students to famous Deaf people. Students will take on the persona of their "person" and mingle with each other to get to know the person better. This is great for interpersonal communication skills and quick presentations. This activity focuses on personality traits, descriptions, and interpersonal communication. Students will need to use research skills to learn about their person. Incl
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â ASL Personality Traits Bundle
Student Teacher Guide - Advice, Rules, & Guidelines
FOR ALL NEW or ASPIRING TEACHERS! What they didn't teach you about teaching :) For anyone with a student teacher or part of a mentorship/practicum experience: helps 1st-time teachers or "almost teachers" with helpful advice, do's & don'ts, and general guidelines. The things they didn't teach you in Undergrad/Grad School, + real-life experiences, verbiage, and examples.
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Higher Education, Adult Education
Chess and Chess Strategy activities - 20 True/False, 30 Multiple Choice
Welcome to this all age, True/False activity on the game of Chess! In this 2 page activity, you will be presented with 20 statements related to the rules and strategies of Chess. Some of the statements may seem obvious, while others may require a bit more thought. To answer each question, simply select either "True" or "False" from the choices provided. By the end of this activity, you will have tested your knowledge of Chess and hopefully learned something new along the way, answers included.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Famous Mathematician Research Project
This fantastic project will allow your students to choose a famous mathematician and research interesting facts about the mathematician! The project package includes research questions, rough drafts, and a rubric to save you valuable time.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Shop Health Insurance on Healthcare.gov-fill in chart compare plans in zip code
This chart provides directions for students to peruse the insurance plan options provided within their zip code on Healthcare.gov. The options include Gold, Silver, Bronze and catastrophic plans. There is one blank chart on each side of a single sheet of paper, with questions at the bottom. Students choose one Gold, one Silver, one Bronze, and one Catastrophic plan and fill in the info for each plan in the chart, which is aligned for students to make easy comparisons of things like premiums, ded
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11th - 12th, Adult Education
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College Research and Presentations: Host Your Own College Fair
This activity prompts students to research three colleges of interest and ultimately create a presentation advertising their #1 choice. Here are the components: Students research three schools of interest. They use the schools' websites to complete a research page on each one. They select their top choice. They act as an admissions ambassador convincing their classmates to apply to that school! They present their college presentations. They reflect on what questions they still have about applyin
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Revised Bloom's Questioning Cards
These cards can be hole-punched and place on a clip ring to use as a handy resource for questioning. There is one card for each level of the Revised Bloom's Taxonomy and contains some question stems along with verbs for each level of thinking. This is a must have for teachers who are trying to incorporate higher order questioning in their classrooms.
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K - 8th, Adult Education
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Just War Theory Project
A project where students research a war and apply the Catholic Church's Just War Theory to it. This project can also be used as a presentation project.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Career Poster Project
Simple poster project asking students to identify potential career choice and research basic information regarding field. Asks students to find salary range, education required, three colleges that can prep student for the career, and special skills needed. Information is then placed in a creative and visually appealing poster.
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
The Neurophysiology of the Learning Process
For decades, there have been a number of prominent educational theories and programs based on the idea that people learn differently. Those individual differences have made it necessary (and sometimes mandatory) for teachers to instruct students according to the manner in which they learn best. This article presents a very difference perspective by negating that belief. It argues that the learning process takes place in the same manner in all individuals. It explains the neurological and physio
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
UC System/ Campuses - Research worksheets
About all UC campuses! This is a 4-page package of worksheets where students will research and learn the essential information about the UC campuses / UC system. 1st page: students label a map of California with the name and icons/logos of the schools 2nd page: worksheet where students will research the UC system general information3rd & 4th page: worksheets where students will research each UC campusIn my classroom, I have used this to introduce the UC system/ campus to students. I have als
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Ace Critical Thinking: Researching for Informed Thinking
A chapter of my book, Ace Critical Thinking for Success, this 18-page file is devoted to the fundamentals of research and research writing with MLA documentation. The file covers these key areas:1. Empirical research.2. Library and Internet research.3. Credibility of sources.4. Credibility of ways of info presentation.5. MLA in-text citations and Works Cited (Please use the most current style).6. Plagiarism and its concrete practices.7. How to quote, paraphrase, summarize (with citations)
Research Proposal Study Project
This comprehensive research paper consists of 30 pages total, with 13 sources of varying types. Among other features, there is the abstract, statement of problem, study design, literature review, and study survey. There are examples of different types of citations and appendices.
Common Core Internet Research Tool for Primary Documents
This document is designed for you to have easy access to a list of credible websites that contain many excellent resources and lesson plans that could be used to enrich both student and teacher learning experiences. Locate and print primary sources, find professional development opportunities, and much more. From the House of Representatives to the Library of Congress, resources for economics and geography, you will have access to many primary and secondary resources to supplement your lessons
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Poster: Educating Students with Incarcerated Parents
This poster was presented at a state conference in Texas. It provides detailed research on best practices for educating students with incarcerated parents. Statistics and implications are provided. This poster looks like one slide that can be projected. It will also print as a 24X36 inch poster (the sidebars do not print). It could be attached to a tri-fold board or posted on the wall.
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Famous Scientist Research Project
This fantastic project will allow your students to choose a famous scientist and research interesting facts about the scientist! The project package includes research questions, rough drafts, and a rubric to save you valuable time.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Personal Career Plan
Students develop a detailed personal career plan that enables them to have a better understanding of what they would like to do professionally in the future. The plan is a hard copy document, but then I also require them to present their plan to the class.
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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South Texas History: Blacks and Mexicans in South Texas
This is university level research. It provides a unique prospective on historical rich information that is not often readily known. It discusses the history behind African and African American involvement in South Texas. I plan to make available similar lessons for different grade levels.
It includes a bibliography for further research and reading. This would be ideal for history classes, upper division or those wishing to enrich their knowledge in Texas History.
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Foodborne Illness Research Project
An assignment sheet for a research paper on foodborne illness. Convenient Word format so that you can edit as you would like. Enjoy!
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Refine Your Inquiry Question
This worksheet will help guide your students as they write their own inquiry questions. Use the checklist to
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
How to Write a Bibilography
Helps student's understand how to create a bibilography when writing a paper.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Common Core Standards--Explanation and Staff Buy-In PPT
This powerpoint outlines the 5 W's of Common Core Standards and thoroughly explains the why in an attempt to gain staff buy-in before beginning the curriculum mapping process.
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Higher Education, Adult Education
Media Literacy: Types of Sources Reference Chart
This simple one-pager can be printed in poster size for your classroom, handed out to students individually, or both. It defines the three different basic types of sources: primary, secondary (including popular media and scholarly sources), and tertiary. It also provides a list of sample types of sources that would typically fit into each category and provides some "hacks," or tips, for each type of source.This handout is easy to understand and can be used with students who are just starting to
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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