Cornell University. Mapping Inequality. Anna. Charlottesville Syllabus: Readings on the History of Hate in America. The Center for Migration Studies Archives: a History of Immigration to the United States - The Center for Migration Studies of New York (CMS) The Center for Migration Studies (CMS) includes an archive that documents the history of migration to the United States.
NYPL Digital Collections. Bucks County Community College. Foundations of American History Syllabus. Institution: Suffolk County Community College Location: Brookhaven, NY.
Lesson Planning - Professor's Resource Site. 3.1 Applying an understanding of how people learn to plan lessons and learning experiences Creating a lesson plan is an important aspect of instructional design.
Lesson plans allow professors to create learning objectives, organize and deliver course content, and plan and prepare learning activities and materials. It also outlines the type of informal or formal assessment methods professors will use in their classrooms. While there are a number of different models, a lesson plan usually consists of the following components: 95 Theses about Technology. Remember that the purpose of a thesis is to start a discussion.
A thesis is not a conclusion, or a conviction, but an assertion that’s designed to get people talking. It may be right or wrong. In fact sometimes wrong theses are the most productive. If a Thesis is a clickable link, then it will open an explanatory page. Eventually all theses will have such pages. Divining America: Religion in American History, TeacherServe®, National Humanities Center. Browse: DocSouth. The Gilder Lehrman Center for the Study of Slavery, Resistance, and Abolition. The Gilder Lehrman Center’s online document collection contains over 200 individual items, including speeches, letters, cartoons and graphics, interviews, and articles.
This page lists the complete collection. The documents are organized by author, date, subject, and document type. Index of Online Documents: Adams, Henry, Testimony of Henry Adams regarding the Negro Exodus. Senate Report 693, 46th Cong., 2nd Sess., part 2, pp. 101-111. Western Migration - The African-American Mosaic Exhibition. Map Locating Noblesville, Indiana.
Nicodemus, Kansas - The African-American Mosaic Exhibition. Nicodemus, Kansas, Township Maps County landownership maps and atlases provide excellent sources for studying the changes in black settlement patterns.
The first map shows the black township of Nicodemus, located in Graham County, Kansas. The second map brings the township to scale. On these maps important structures may be easily located, such as the First Baptist Church, on Washington Street, block 4, lots 13 and 14. Web Literacy for Student Fact-Checkers. A Street of Dreams. Classroom Materials: Early and Colonial America. Free Online Course Materials. Post AP- Race and Privilege Unit — Ben Wellington. Lecture Notes and Outlines — Ben Wellington. Guided Walking Tour of Downtown: With a Rebel Yell (Charleston) - Detour.
HIST3814o Crafting Digital History. Handouts, Publications, and Links. Digitizing American Feminisms – Projects from Oberlin College. Home. Browse Teaching Guides. The Wounds of Whiteclay. In a wild four hours of legal ping-pong Thursday, four Whiteclay beer stores went from flipping “Open for Business” signs to “Closed Until Further Notice.”
The Collection. Mapping Prejudice. U.S. History in a Global Context – This Project Is Made Possible by a Grant from the Longview Foundation. Ecotopia2121-Ecofriendly cities of the future. FutureMe.org: Write a Letter to the Future. Known: social publishing for groups and individuals. In The Past Lane. Free Grammar Checker. Explore the history of disposability through object stories. Simple Book Production. Mapping Inequality.
Lesson 2: Slavery's Opponents and Defenders. To comprehend how the enslavement of some human beings could be justified, especially in a nation that based its own independence on the truth that "all men are created equal," one need only read the justifications that were offered during the development of the American republic.
These arguments, and those of the opposing side, took shape in a nation growing in size and population while expanding both slavery and self-government. Ironically, some events aimed at freeing the slaves resulted in a hardening of the slaveholders' position as guardians of the "peculiar institution. " One example was Nat Turner's revolt, which took place in Southampton County, Virginia, in 1831. Cornell University. DocsTeach. QR Code Generator - Create QR codes here.
Webmaker/WebLiteracyMap. Important note: Mozilla's Web Literacy Map was co-created with the community.
It describes the skills and competencies required to read, write and participate on the web. It can be found at webmaker.org/literacy. Please use this URL when citing. The 2016 Dean's List: EdTech’s 50 Must-Read Higher Ed IT Blogs. In the ever-changing field of education technology, it’s important to stay up-to-date on industry happenings, and it’s even more important to understand current news in context. That’s where the Dean’s List comes in handy: It reintroduces higher ed stakeholders to a group of education technology thought leaders who share not-to-be-missed analyses of higher ed technology trends, challenges and opportunities.
While there are a few familiar names from the 2015 blogger roundup, this year’s list features plenty of new blood — bloggers who were either chosen by the EdTech editorial staff or nominated by readers. Did your blog make our list? Be sure to grab a Must-Read IT Blog badge and give your site an award for this momentous achievement!
You can also bookmark this list as a launch pad for exploring new content on these blogs as they amass even more great posts throughout the year. Bryan Alexander Code Acts in Education. The Value of Data Visualization. Meaningful Manageable Revision — Love Learning Ideas. Introduction to Archives: home page. Using primary sources can be highly rewarding and offers exciting opportunities for research but it requires a different set of skills to using secondary sources. » The Color Line Zinn Education Project. The death of Crispus Attucks, remembered as the “first martyr” of the American Revolutionary War, during the March 1770 Boston Massacre.
Although colonial law sought to prevent interracial relationships, Attucks’ mixed African and Wampanoag parentage illustrates the failure of colonial laws to fully discourage them. Photo credit: Bettman/CORBIS. Colonial laws prohibiting blacks and whites from marrying one another suggest that some blacks and whites did marry. Laws imposing penalties on white indentured servants and enslaved blacks who ran away together likewise suggest that whites and blacks did run away together. Laws making it a crime for Indians and blacks to meet together in groups of four or more indicate that, at some point, these gatherings must have occurred. Beyond the Beat. Utopia. For thousands of years human beings have dreamt of perfect worlds, worlds free of conflict, hunger and unhappiness.
But can these worlds ever exist in reality? CSI: Dixie. Runaway Art: Interpreting Colonial Slave Ads. Artwork by Irais Vonilla, 7th grade social studies student at The School of Instructional Technology (MS 534K), inspired by a runaway slave ad. Today these primary documents serve as a painful reminder of our nation’s history, indicate the size and scope of colonial enslavement in the North, and provide evidence of ongoing, active resistance by individuals against the institution of slavery. They also form the basis for Historic Hudson Valley’s (HHV) interdisciplinary school program, Runaway Art: Interpreting Colonial Slave Ads. Working in partnership with The Center for Arts Education (CAE), HHV has created an arts-integrated curriculum module which will serve 14,000 students in New York City public middle schools over three years.
Cornell University. Runaway Slaves in Britain. The HistoryMakers. Primary Source Sets. Chronicling America. National Standards for Civics and Government. A. What is civic life? Lectures - Teaching Excellence & Educational Innovation. Discussions - Teaching Excellence & Educational Innovation.
BALANCE - Tools for improving your news reading experience. Collections · HERB: Resources for Teachers. Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade. Primary Sources on the Web: Finding, Evaluating, Using. This brief guide is designed to help students and researchers find and evaluate primary sources available online. Teaching and Learning in the Digital Age: Reconceptualizing the Introductory Survey Course. The Historical Marker Database. A timeline of wars of the United States. For most of its nearly two and a half century history, the United States has been at war. The American Yawp. What we teach, how we teach it, and why. …an edited pedagogy blog for college history instructors.
Black Lives Matter Movement. Demonstrators filled the Mall of America rotunda and chanted “Black lives matter” to protest police brutality, Saturday, Dec. 12, 2014, in Bloomington, Minn. State Sanctioned. What Does It Mean to Think Historically? The American Yawp. Looking Back on the Backwards Survey. Legacies of British Slave-ownership. A Visualization Of Every Nuclear Detonation From 1945 To Present. Teaching Hidden History. The second languages of every part of the world. When Did Americans Lose Their British Accents? Civil War historical markers: A map of Confederate monuments, and Union ones too. Animated interactive of the history of the Atlantic slave trade.
War-images.com - War Images (the art of propaganda - pictures to persuade ) 1988 - Family/Children. Teaching with MinecraftEdu - MinecraftEdu wiki. Geography of the Post. History. 40 Maps That Explain The Middle East. Opening the curricular black box for students, faculty, and researchers. EdTPA. Pedagogy Unbound. Help and Advice for Students. Immigration to the US - , 1789-1930. About UDL. Slave Biographies. BackStory with the American History Guys. David Rumsey Historical Map Collection. Videolectures.net - videolectures.net. Sprint 2013.