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Mapping Inequality: Exploring Personal History in Redline Maps and the 1940 CensusHere's how my students used historical redlining maps and the 1940 Census to make a personal connection with government policies that fostered inequality and segregated nearly every major American city. Resources, how-to and sample student projects. […]
Teach with Alternative HistoriesHere's a lesson idea and a free Google slides template that your students can use to creatively explore history. […]
Making Connections – Virtual OrganizerI created - what I call a “Hexagonal Thinking Corroboration Tool.” I'm sharing it to help teachers assist students in making connections. […]
Take a Closer Look – Close Reading Historical ImagesAfter guiding students in how to use historical archives to find public domain images, here are two activities they can use to support a close reading. […]
How to Run an EdCamp via ZoomHere's how I ran an edcamp using Zoom and Google sites. Includes steps, resources and feedback. […]
