15th September 2010
World War II is one of the richest topics to explore in the U.S. history classroom, with its epic battles, ideological conflicts and action spanning several continents.
World War II can be taught in a stimulating manner by U.S. history teachers if they...
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15th September 2010
Teaching the Vietnam War in all its complexity can be difficult for teachers who are still using traditional classroom materials like the blackboard, whiteboard and projector.
The range of issues involved in teaching the Vietnam War for both U.S. hist...
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15th September 2010
The Progressive Era can be one of the most interesting periods in U.S. history class, covering a wide range of topics, from immigration and urbanization to prohibition and corruption.
The era includes colorful subjects like prohibition and colorful c...
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15th September 2010
The rise of Industrial America is an important focus for teachers of U.S. history in that it is the bedrock of student’s understanding of the country from the 18h century to the present day.
However, U.S. history teachers often have difficulty present...
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15th September 2010
Teaching the Great Depression is a challenge for U.S. history teachers across the country. These days, with students spending a lot of their free time surfing the web, using smart phones and playing video games, it can de difficult to explain in classroom...
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15th September 2010
Planning classes for teaching U.S. foreign policy can be an arduous task, considering how this subject has evolved over time, and the many different ways of looking at it. Professionally made PowerPoint lesson plans are a great way to help teachers start...
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15th September 2010
Planning lessons on the Civil War is a challenge for every instructor of U.S. history. It is a complex period, with many important points to cover. On top of that, it is a subject that may seem like ancient history to today’s iPhone wielding, tech-savvy s...
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15th September 2010
The Civil Rights Movement is perhaps one of the most popular subjects in U.S. history class. It is arguably one of the few periods in U.S. history where the main players were not figures in high office but men and women on the street who fought for their ...
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15th September 2010
The 1960s era, well known for the anti-war movement, civil rights movement and the counter culture is arguably one of the most popular periods in U.S. history classes as well as in social studies class.
However, the development of effective lesson plan...
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15th September 2010
The 1950s were dominated by the conflict between capitalism and communism and the start of the space race as well as war, e.g. The Cold War, The Korean War, the start of the Vietnam War and many tribal wars in Africa, as countries began to assert their in...
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11th June 2010
U.S. History Photo Libraries are an excellent resource for history teachers to use as they formulate history lesson plans. They offer thousands of primary source documents such as charts, graphs, photographs, art and even political cartoons from various p...
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11th June 2010
Pre-made history PowerPoint lessons are an option for teachers who either do not have the time to prepare history lesson plans from scratch or who are not comfortable in using educational technology to prepare history lesson plans from scratch.
Pre-mad...
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11th June 2010
Teaching history with classroom games can be fun as well as educational.
Games are a useful addition to the history lesson plan in that they break the routine of book-based activities. They also make for more interaction between students and teachers ...
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11th June 2010
PowerPoint is a helpful tool for history teachers, and is one of the leading educational technology programs worldwide used for presentations. PowerPoint optimizes the popular slideshow format for the presentation of lesson plans and is a step beyond the ...
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11th June 2010
Do you struggle to explain the complexities of government to students during lessons? Do you find the attention of students wandering in classroom activities? Then it might be worthwhile to present your lesson plans with PowerPoint.
PowerPoint for tea...
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