Exploring History: Vol V Exploring History: Vol V

Exploring History: Vol V

Descripción editorial

World and American History lessons include: “WWII Propaganda: Close Reading” by Nancy Guidry, “The Limits of Leadership” by Paxton Deuel, “African Imperialism” by Kelly Sutton, “The Harlem Renaissance” by Taran Schwartz, “Western Expansion Text Set” by James Bayless and “An Account of The Red Summer” by David Grabin


Six engaging questions and historic documents empower students to be the historian in the classroom. Designed by 2017 MAT history education students at the University of Portland under the direction of Apple Distinguished Educator - Peter Pappas. It's a great resource for use in the classroom, and it serves as a model for teacher or student curation of historic content into interactive digital document based questions.

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    Historia
    PUBLICADO
    2017
    5 de diciembre
    IDIOMA
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    EXTENSIÓN
    47
    Páginas
    EDITORIAL
    Edteck Designs for Learning, Inc
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    Edteck Designs for Learning, Inc
    TAMAÑO
    108,3
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    Quick Start: iBooks Author Quick Start: iBooks Author
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    Portland's Japantown Revealed Portland's Japantown Revealed
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    Jay Bosch’s World War II History Jay Bosch’s World War II History
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    Westward Expansion: Encounters at a Cultural Crossroads Westward Expansion: Encounters at a Cultural Crossroads
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    Children's Lives at the Turn of the Twentieth Century Children's Lives at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
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    Thanksgiving Thanksgiving
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    Washington, Jefferson, and Lincoln Washington, Jefferson, and Lincoln
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    World War I World War I
    2017