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I love this video when teaching about elections. Mo Rocca does an excellent job teaching about the elections and the electoral college.

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Take your AP Government class a step up this year with this ideology and belief unit! Included are 8 comprehensive and rigorous lessons that will help your students’ critical thinking skills about their political ideology. notanotherhistoryteacher.com/product/american-political-ideologies-and-beliefs-unit/ #hsgovchat ... See MoreSee Less

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17 hours ago

Blog Post: How to survive your first year teaching?
Your first year teaching a new course or first time teaching ever is the hardest year of your life! You want to be the perfect teacher, perfect role model, and best teacher of your craft. Newsflash— There is no perfect teacher!

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How do you teach socialization? How do you make it engaging? #sociology

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I love this video when teaching about elections. Mo Rocca does an excellent job teaching about the elections and the electoral college.

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How I use Padlet in the classroom? Padlet is an application to create an online post-it note- bulletin board that you can use to display information and collaborate together for any topic.

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How do you teach about racial stratification? How do you make it engaging? #sociology

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Blog post: Engage your students with this interactive political -party webquest leads them to think about and evaluate their own political beliefs! This activity is adaptable, hands-on, thorough, and engaging! #hsgovchat #sschat

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Enhance your AP Government and Politics class with this is an Interactions Among the Branches of Government. Students will learn to think critically about the American system and how congress functions. https://notanotherhistoryteacher.com/product/interactions-among-branches-of-government/

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