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Goodbye Twitter part 2
I started an update post to my previous post about Twitter almost immediately after I posted my goodbye. After reading David Lee’s article I could not wait to hear more and chose to post again why I no longer want to use Twitter and recommend teachers steer away from the platform. The fact that in… Read more
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World Space Week Resources
World Space Week: Celebrating Human Achievements in Space Exploration On December 6, 1999, the United Nations General Assembly declared World Space Week as an annual event to be celebrated between October 4 and 10. This special week commemorates two significant dates in space history that have shaped the future of humanity. The first date, October… Read more
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TDIH: 1000 Days Later
The blog discusses the implications and investigations of the January 6th U.S Capitol riot, its impact on democracy and legal ramifications, underscoring the urgent need for restoring faith in democratic institutions. Read more
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Weekly ACT-SAT Vocabulary Group 2
This post is in response to my comments about using vocabulary in better and more intentional ways. I am going to post a list of common words seen in standardized test. Read more
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Using AI to Generate Classroom Posters
In the state of Kentucky, new legislation developed a list of required primary reading sources for all secondary social studies classes. One of the unique additions is Theodore Roosevelt’s New Nationalism speech from 1910. (See the speech here) So, I thought why not take the Conservation section of his speech and make a poster out… Read more
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Weekly ACT-SAT Vocabulary Group 1
This post is in response to my comments about using vocabulary in better and more intentional ways. I am going to post a list of common words seen in standardized test. Read more
