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Haunting Film about Ellis Island

20 More Weeks of Blizzards: A Groundhog's Day Pred-Election

Pioneering Nearpod

The Challenger Disaster: Revisiting a Lost Teacher, 30 Years Later

Classroom Work Flow Before the Holidays

Cafe Walk: Review of Learning

Landmine Ahead! - How to Traverse Politics with Students

E-Sub Plans for Educators

Presenting Missing Histories

Transformative Moments in Student Centered Learning

Recharging Your Teaching Battery During Summer Vacation

Critical Thinking, Morality, and 'Middle Passage'

Planning the Last Unit

Field Trips are Better with iPads

Engaging Parents From School To Home

Bridging the Summer Gap

News Storytelling of Lincoln’s Assassination Will Engage Students

Lincoln's Assassination, 150 Year Later

Teacher Collaboration: Scaffolding by Grade Levels

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