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It’s Showtime! | Clio the History Muse
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Clio the History Muse. Thoughts about teaching and learning history. Loaves and Fishes →. November 4, 2013. The past couple of weeks were spent preparing for the Faculty Work-in-Progress Speaker Series talk, working with the bound volumes, and sorting the file folders. The bound volumes actually involve more cataloguing than filing, although there are still some loose pages inside the bound volumes that are being placed in file folders. Paternal grandparents showing off their fastnachts. The church regis...
Loaves and Fishes | Clio the History Muse
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Clio the History Muse. Thoughts about teaching and learning history. Technology and Teaching 2.0 (aka the New, Improved, Updated, High Tech Version) →. December 10, 2013. As evening approached, the disciples came to him and said, This is a remote place, and it’s already getting late. Send the crowds away, so they can go to the villages and buy themselves some food. They do not need to go away. You give them something to eat. We have here only five loaves of bread and two fish, they answered. At the same ...
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Clio the History Muse. Thoughts about teaching and learning history. Newer posts →. Grateful for the Opportunity. October 14, 2013. This week, I continued plowing through the church archives, focusing on the materials that arrived last week. As it turns out, most of them won’t have to go to Lancaster, as they are financial records whose legal retention has expired (I definitely don’t need to deposit tax returns from 1991). Celebrating Treasures, Big and Small. Will get some more action soon. Other record...
October | 2013 | Clio the History Muse
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Clio the History Muse. Thoughts about teaching and learning history. Monthly Archives: October 2013. October 22, 2013. This week (actually, Monday, October 21) is Fall Break. For my colleagues who are teaching this semester, midterm grades are due, and, when I was at the Pennsylvania Historical Association annual meeting this past weekend, the main topic of conversation … Continue reading →. Grateful for the Opportunity. October 14, 2013. Now that all the materials have arrivedlet the games begin! Join 1...
Tales from the Dark Side | Clio the History Muse
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Clio the History Muse. Thoughts about teaching and learning history. Technology and Teaching 2.0 (aka the New, Improved, Updated, High Tech Version). Survival of the Craziest? Tales from the Dark Side. February 5, 2014. Into how other 5th year/post-baccalaureate certification programs within PASSHE (and perhaps outside) operate and perhaps inquire about issues they have faced in creating and maintaining the program. The view from the office. Realize that I write a blog! Now I just have to find out if my ...
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Crunch time….SOL Review! | sciencecollins
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Just another WordPress.com site. Crunch time….SOL Review! May 1, 2012. Earth Science has been doing some other activities for the past week and a half. They have been reviewing their End of Year SOL (Standards of Learning) Test. We began with reviewing parts of an experiment and the difference between a theory and a law. My students struggle with understanding the difference between a theory and a law. They understood it once I compared it to baseball though! My favorite was yesterday! Enter your comment...
Science Guy is back! | sciencecollins
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Just another WordPress.com site. Science Guy is back! October 15, 2011. I am beginning to enjoy my job even more with added responsibility and my students who find joy in humoring me. My past couple weeks have involved helping with our Homecoming Dance and teaching of course! 🙂 I was not about to allow my students to see that I have no ability to dance. I also went to help with chaperoning. I did not have any hopes of participating. =). 2 Rats produce their own food in the presence of light. I have stud...
November | sciencecollins
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Just another WordPress.com site. November 13, 2011. Welcome back to my Science Teaching blog. I have some interesting stories to share from my past month of teaching. We began our massive unit on Meteorology 3 weeks ago. We are currently starting Fronts and Severe Weather of which they will complete a Research Project. My 9th graders are not thrilled about this. Here are some of their responses:. 8220;Why should we have to write in science class? That makes no sense.”. Now for outside school…. Booker T&#...
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July 4th | Universal Emancipation
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Types of Anti-Slavery in the 19th Century. Anti-Slavery and Civil Rights Movements in the Atlantic World. Laquo; Pennsylvania Hall: A “Legal Lynching” in the Shadow of the Liberty Bell. July 3, 2013 by Beverly Tomek. NYU Press asked me to write a post about July 4th for their blog. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Join 477 other followers.
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Beverly Tomek | Universal Emancipation
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Types of Anti-Slavery in the 19th Century. Anti-Slavery and Civil Rights Movements in the Atlantic World. Https:/ universalemancipation.wordpress.com. Posts by Beverly Tomek:. September 7, 2013. July 3, 2013. April 22, 2013. Pennsylvania Hall: A “Legal Lynching” in the Shadow of the Liberty Bell. March 23, 2013. Pennsylvania Hall Conference at Temple University. March 23, 2013. May 21, 2012. The Public Ledger Defends Women’s Rights, May 1838. August 22, 2011. The “Kind Slaveholder” Argument. Sometimes of...
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Angela F. Murphy | Universal Emancipation
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Types of Anti-Slavery in the 19th Century. Anti-Slavery and Civil Rights Movements in the Atlantic World. Posts by Angela Murphy:. August 1, 2012. August 1st- Emancipation in the Steampunk Atlantic. July 29, 2012. Wendell Phillips on the Transcontinental Railroad. Beverly Tomek and Angela F. Murphy. Types of Anti-Slavery in the 19th Century. Pennsylvania Hall: A “Legal Lynching” in the Shadow of the Liberty Bell. Pennsylvania Hall Conference at Temple University. Join 477 other followers. A Lust for Life.
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Major Abolition Events | Universal Emancipation
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Types of Anti-Slavery in the 19th Century. Anti-Slavery and Civil Rights Movements in the Atlantic World. This page has the following sub pages. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email. Dennis R&...
Spring Break and the week back! | sciencecollins
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Just another WordPress.com site. Spring Break and the week back! April 21, 2012. We continued the week with a few quick ideas of Virginia Geology. I took a break from using Powerpoint to give notes on this unit. I used a website (prezi.com) to do this instead. This is a great website and resource to use if you are looking to jazz up your powerpoints some more! Q: Name one variable that YOU can control that can reduce Air Pollution in your town. A: the number of clouds in the sky. From → Uncategorized.
Final Exam Week | sciencecollins
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Just another WordPress.com site. May 31, 2012. This week is our last week of school. This also marks the ending of my first year of teaching! I gave a End of Year Survey that asked the students for the opinions of my class this year and how they think this class could be improved to prepare next year’s students for their state test. Q: What is one thing that you think could be improved about this class next year? I’ll share some selected student responses. From → Uncategorized. The lazy students will com...
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Gonna make a history
Gonna make a history. Kita membuat sejarah tentang dunia, atau dunia membuat sejarah tentang kita. Minggu, 03 Agustus 2014. Tanam Paksa dan Dampaknya bagi Indonesia dan Belanda. Penjajahan Belanda di Indonesia tak pernah lepas dengan peristiwa "Tanam Paksa". Nah, apakah kalian tahu apa yang dimaksud dengan Tanam paksa? Siapa sih yang membuat gagasan "Tanam paksa" berlaku di Indonesia? Mengapa harus ada Tanam Paksa? Apa aturan Tanam Paksa yang berlaku? Apa dampak tanam paksa bagi Indonesia dan Belanda?
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HISTORY IN MOTION!
Aloha and E Komo Mai. 'History in Motion! Is the official news-blog of History Education Hawaii, Inc., the allied state council of the National Council for History Education (NCHE). Thursday, December 7, 2017. Today, with solemn gratitude, we recall the sacrifice of all on Oahu on December 7, 1941, especially those who gave their last full measure of devotion and their families. We pledge to uphold the Greatest Generation's legacy and honor their memory.". History Education Hawaii, Inc. One exam serves t...
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Home : About Us. History Education Hawaii, Inc. History Education Hawaii, Inc., is the officially recognized “Hawaii Council” of the National Council for History Education (NCHE). The History Education Hawaii, Inc., (HEH) -formerly the History Education Council of Hawaii founded in 2006 - is an independent, nonpartisan, not-for-profit corporation serving the history learning community of the state of Hawaii that:. Ldquo;Learning is not attained by chance, it must be sought for with ardor and attended to ...
History of Education
The History of Education. The United States of America has a rich history of education dating back to before the country was even formed. Our ancestors lacked most of the luxuries of modern day schools and yet they were able to produce some of the brightest minds in human history. Abraham Lincoln had a command of the English language like no other and yet he was mostly self-educated. All while our politicians and successful leaders send their children to expensive private schools. We should be striving t...
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Clio the History Muse | Thoughts about teaching and learning history
Clio the History Muse. Thoughts about teaching and learning history. Busting through brick walls. June 23, 2014. But we’re both stumped on the 6% (me) and 17% (my mother) Irish ancestry. One thing is certain; we both don’t think it comes from one of her aunts marrying a Fitzgerald. And so the adventure continues…. Survival of the Craziest? June 6, 2014. In a few cases, their responses led to me wondering if the students were attending the same class I was teaching:. Kent State was segregation was not acc...
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THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. The Historical Society was formed in 2006 at the request of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. The mission of the Society is to assist the Court in preserving its rich history. The board of directors governs the Society and its activities. The Historical Society is a 501(c)(3) organization, and is incorporated with the Virginia State Corporation Commission.
History of Eglish, County Tyrone | Eglish Historical Society
The village of Eglish and the surrounding rural area, through which the River Oona flows into the Blackwater along the Tyrone/Armagh border, is. REPLETE WITH HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE. Eglish is such a word and derives from the Latin ecclesia meaning church . Ecclais, ( Eglish or Aglish , the Ordnance Survey versions of the word), was introduced into Irish in the early Christian era but the precise date is uncertain. A heritage trail and this website have been supported by Heritage Lottery Fund. Eglish His...
