Do Your Students Know Who They Are?: Teaching U.S. History to Give Students Identity and Voice
This book looks critically at how we teach history in high school and proposes a more engaging approach that follows common 'threads' throughout the text that supports a theme. Following threads allows teachers to go deep with their standards and cover a broad span of U.S. History from our beginnings to the modern age.
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Do Your Students Know Who They Are?: Teaching U.S. History to Give Students Identity and Voice
This book looks critically at how we teach history in high school and proposes a more engaging approach that follows common 'threads' throughout the text that supports a theme. Following threads allows teachers to go deep with their standards and cover a broad span of U.S. History from our beginnings to the modern age.
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Do Your Students Know Who They Are?: Teaching U.S. History to Give Students Identity and Voice

Do Your Students Know Who They Are?: Teaching U.S. History to Give Students Identity and Voice

by Brad Capener
Do Your Students Know Who They Are?: Teaching U.S. History to Give Students Identity and Voice

Do Your Students Know Who They Are?: Teaching U.S. History to Give Students Identity and Voice

by Brad Capener

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Overview

This book looks critically at how we teach history in high school and proposes a more engaging approach that follows common 'threads' throughout the text that supports a theme. Following threads allows teachers to go deep with their standards and cover a broad span of U.S. History from our beginnings to the modern age.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781732450837
Publisher: Capener
Publication date: 09/01/2021
Pages: 216
Product dimensions: 5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.46(d)

About the Author

Mr. Capener is a professional educator and former high school history teacher, who currently lives in the Willamette Valley, in Oregon, with his family.
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