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link to 5 Achievements of Mesopotamia

5 Achievements of Mesopotamia

Mesopotamia, located in the Middle East, is often called the “cradle of civilization.” This region is where some of humanity’s earliest achievements occurred. For example, the first writing...

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What Exactly is the Science of Learning & What Does it Look Like in the Classroom?

The science of learning is an interdisciplinary approach to determining how students learn (cognition). It takes advantage of neuroscience, psychology, and educational tools. The scientific method,...

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The ONLY Women’s Teacher Shoe That Makes the Grade

My feet are a challenging case study for any shoe. After a lifetime of unfortunate decisions, like running around on 3-inch heels 10 hours a day for decades, my tootsies have issues. After much trial...

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link to Quiz for Mesopotamia River Valley Civilization (Editable)

Quiz for Mesopotamia River Valley Civilization (Editable)

Below is a 10-question multiple-choice quiz with stimulus-based questions included. If you want to download it scroll to the bottom of the exam and click the button. You'll get a PDF copy that...

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link to 15 Lesson Ideas for History Class (#10 is My Favorite!)

15 Lesson Ideas for History Class (#10 is My Favorite!)

Do you have a few go-to lesson formats that you use over and over? And over? It’s natural. After all, there’s so little time to prep. And if it works why experiment; right? Maybe your go-to is...

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Was Napoleon A Good Guy or Bad?

Napoleon Bonaparte became the leader of an extended French Empire. Napoleon is a model of a good leader, winning battle after battle. He continued the reforms of the French Revolution while helping...

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