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Exploring history vol IV

December 8, 2016

by Peter Pappas

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Peter Pappas is a University of Portland-based educator, writer and instructional designer exploring frontiers of teaching, jazz, yoga, Macs, film, great books, and garlic.

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Today’s Top Ten Posts

First Day of School? Here's How to Get Students Thinking
A Taxonomy of Reflection: Critical Thinking For Students, Teachers, and Principals (Part 1)
17 Document Based and Constructed Response Questions For Elementary Students (DBQ CRQ)
The Reflective Teacher: A Taxonomy of Reflection (Part 3)
The Reflective Student: A Taxonomy of Reflection (Part 2)
What Questions Should School Boards Be Asking about 21st Century Learning?
Prisoner's Dilemma - A Game Theory Simulation
Invaders Came from the North: French Attack on Upstate NY
Eight Look 4s When Observing a Classroom: What the Teacher Teaches - What the Students Learn

Teaching

I teach in the School of Education at the University of Portland.
Social Studies EdMethods

EdTech Methods

Publishing

I've designed six interactive iBooks, including this "Best Textbook 2015" award winner. See them all here.

Portland's Japantown Revealed ~ free at iTunes

I’ve helped other publish

I've helped my students (and other teachers) publish 11 iBooks. Including this 2016 Best Textbook award winning series. See all the projects here

Award winning series - Free at iTunes

Use my stuff

You are free to use material from this website for noncommercial purposes - please cite me as source and link back. CC BY-NC 3.0 for Copy / Paste

Almost forgot to mention our app

My UP students and I designed a GPS-enabled app to explore Portland Oregon’s historic Japantown.
Japantown PDX

Recent Posts

Teachers: Find the Courage to Be Less Helpful
Did Pages Replace iBooks Author?
PressED: A Global WordPress Conference on Twitter
Social Media Promised a Voice For All, Instead We Got Troll Farms
Digital Storytelling with TimelineJS
Storytelling with Maps: StoryMapJS and ArcGIS
PBL with Digital Storytelling Tools

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