r/socialstudiesmethods • u/[deleted] • Aug 22 '14
r/socialstudiesmethods • u/[deleted] • Aug 17 '14
Educade: A way to infuse the gamification craze into your curriculum.
r/socialstudiesmethods • u/[deleted] • Aug 15 '14
iCivics--Gamification of social studies (Also includes correlating lesson plans and activities)
r/socialstudiesmethods • u/[deleted] • Aug 15 '14
Stanford History Education Group
r/socialstudiesmethods • u/Tehvideogamer • May 31 '15
My Humanities teacher once told me that corruption helps a country grow. How exactly is this bullshit possible?
r/socialstudiesmethods • u/beatmastermatt • Sep 23 '14
The Three Branches of Government Song
r/socialstudiesmethods • u/makabayan888 • Aug 21 '14
53 Ways to Check for Understanding
r/socialstudiesmethods • u/[deleted] • Aug 19 '14
U.S. History Interactive Game--Mission US
r/socialstudiesmethods • u/[deleted] • Aug 16 '14
Zinn Education Project--Teaching History from the Bottom Up
r/socialstudiesmethods • u/[deleted] • Aug 14 '14
Brown University's Choices Program--Looking at history as choice rather than an inevitable chain of events.
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r/socialstudiesmethods • u/vivekgupta61 • May 11 '17
Professional psychology
Why people in industry are curious about parents education and occupation. Is it necessary for parents to be highly educated for their son to be judged on ? I wonder how stupid it is to classify candid on such factors. Success and failure comes with oneself and can't blame parents for both. What you guys have to say ?
r/socialstudiesmethods • u/bonechild33 • Jul 11 '16
Looking for Psychology materials.....
So I am going to be teaching Psychology this year at my high school. I have never taught it nor do I know much about it. Can you guys hook me up with a good syllabus, curriculum, and support materials? I plan to use them as a guide and will edit myself but this would be of great help to me. Thanks Reddit. You have never let me down!
r/socialstudiesmethods • u/jf123456789 • May 04 '16
Financing education: Opportunities for global action
r/socialstudiesmethods • u/donowlearning • Mar 02 '16
[Live Webinar] How to Succeed at Teaching History to Reluctant Students
r/socialstudiesmethods • u/[deleted] • Nov 04 '14
Plickers: Cheap, easy to use student response system
r/socialstudiesmethods • u/[deleted] • Aug 23 '14