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TEACHING HIGH SCHOOL SOCIAL STUDIES

National Archives in KC

Are students really learning?

Daily journals to record

thoughts and questions

Reflection papers

POSTHOLES:

Main Themes of History

End of term projects

Major themes and turning points addressed

No more lists of dates, names and events

Teacher gives brief lectures to introduce units, themes and events

Students research and do papers/projects that connects all the information together

Students also create the tests by working in groups to write essay questions and multiple choice

Students also grade their questions and discuss with classmates

Community

Speak with older

generations

Investigate Topics

In-Depth and of

Own Choosing

Volunteer at Museum

or Archives

Give lecture on topic,

theme, or unit

Students choose

what interests them

Connections to the Present

Researches and presents

information to class

Use of primary sources,

textbooks, and history

books

Connect history to today

Workshop and

group collaboration

Deeper understanding

Political Issues

Learn how to research

by oneself

Wars

Art, Music, Literature

Societal Problems

Connections to the World

Field Trips

WWI Museum

Union Station

Truman Library / House

Primary Source

Websites

Civil War topics

History Lab

History Matters

States' Rights

Battles

American Memory:

Library of Congress

http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/index.html

Slaves in War

Racial Relations

Role of Women

Irish Brigade

Disrupted trade/

Economy

Relationship with

England and World

Reconstruction

Life in the

North/South

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