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National Geographic – Education Section
Recently, the National Geographic webpage unveiled its Education page. It’s amazing! There are so many resources for teachers: custom maps, projects, lesson plans, ways for your students to get...
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Archaeology Lesson Plans K-12
The Archaeological Institute of American (AIA) has a wonderful series of K-12 lesson plans for teachers interested in teaching their students about archaeology. From interactive ‘school digs’ to making...
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Hacking the Humanities
The humanities teacher in me could not resist attending “Hacking the Humanities” with Lawrence Reiff. He starts out discussing the importance of the humanities – it’s not about STEM, it’s about STEAM!...
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I recently discovered CommonLit, a free curated repository of fiction and non-fiction works for teachers and students. This is a great resource for educators looking to infuse content into their course...
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