Teaching with OER Project
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Hit the hammer!
Bring up real-time tips and tricks. See how to use this go-to resource throughout our courses and site. (Video 2:33)
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We run you through everything from our skills progressions to standards.
Tips, tricks, and a point of view or two
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Communities Support Teaching Climate Change
Worried about parent reaction to you teaching their kids about climate change? Thirty percent of teachers are. But the fact is, 70% of parents support it. Use formative assessments, resources, and a supportive network to teach effectively.
Historical Comics Are Loved By All
The second of a three-part series on using comics by Black creators in social studies. Includes lessons and resources for engaging students.
At some point, we should really meet (online)
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Nuts and Bolts - using OER Project in the classroom
Historical Thinking Skills
How we focus on causation, CCOT, sourcing, and more.
Writing!
In this case, more is better. Learn how and why.
Differentiation Guide
How we approach modification, adaptation, and differentiation.
LMS Integration
You can take it with you. Embed in your LMS, Google Classroom, and more.
Community: Active Discussions
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