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Planning Period: Mastering Georgia's Colonial Era (SS8H2)
The Charter and the Three Reasons You need to teach your students that the start of the Georgia colony was all thanks to a Charter , a grant from King George, giving the right to James Oglethorpe and the colonists to start this new venture. The three main reasons outlined in the charter are: Philanthropy : Oglethorpe's original, idealistic mission was to give worthy debtors a new start . He believed if they were given 50 acres, they could work off their debt instead of dying
Nov 54 min read
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How to Deliver an Engaging Lecture: A Lecture on Lectures
I am the Engagement King. Self-proclaimed, yes, but a king none-the-less. I love engagement. I am good at it, I can talk about it, describe it, identify it. I can do all the things. Students from my church to my school love my lessons because I make them a part of the lesson, not just bystanders. But here's the thing. Sometimes, however, explicit instruction is the best way to teach a lesson, skill or concept. Even while I love engagement strategies, and I apply them all the
Nov 34 min read
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Teachers: Maximize Your Summer Break for Rest, Recharge, and Growth
Teachers, we've eagerly awaited it, and now summer break  is finally here! As this precious time stretches before us, the big question arises: how should we spend it? We know it's a sacred opportunity we shouldn't waste, but we also deserve to feel free from pressure. We need to relax , we need to recharge , and truly take a break . This time is crucial for teacher self-care ideas for summer break . Every year, I find myself struggling to plan a summer that's both relaxing an
Jun 44 min read
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