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Bethany Copeland

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Kathleen, Georgia, United States
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I began teaching in 2008 and my experience has been an adventure! I have taught: AP US History, AP World History, Honors World History, Dual Enrollment Economics (ECON 1101), Dual Enrollment US History (HIST 2111 and HIST 2112), American Literature, World Literature, 6th Grade Social Studies, 6th grade ELA, World History, US History, Psychology, Sociology, Current Issues, American Government, US and World Affairs, SAT Prep, and Examining the Teaching profession.
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Preview of Sideways Notes- Template for Structured note-taking

Sideways Notes- Template for Structured note-taking

This is a template for note-taking that is specifically geared towards students who otherwise will copy notes verbatim and struggle with evaluating info for importance. This template is designed for History but can be modified for other contents. I assigned this method of note-taking to my high school students with Lexile scores less that 1000. I also use a modified version of Cornell notes for my middle group and I teach outlining to my students who are capable of successfully using a more c
Preview of Modified Cornell Notes Template

Modified Cornell Notes Template

This is a modified version of Cornell notes. I have three groups in my class, and note-taking methods are assigned based on Lexile levels. The tier with the lowest Lexiles uses the most structured format, available as my Sideways Notes Template. The Modified Cornell is less structured but provides more guidance than simply outlining. Modified Cornell Notes by Bethany Copeland is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
Preview of Domain Analysis for USATestprep

Domain Analysis for USATestprep

I use USATestprep.com for US History Test prep and this form allows students to use the "Report Card" feature in order to reflect upon their strengths and weaknesses in order to better prepare themselves for the US history End of Course test.
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Experience

I began teaching in 2008 and my experience has been an adventure! I have taught: AP US History, AP World History, Honors World History, Dual Enrollment Economics (ECON 1101), Dual Enrollment US History (HIST 2111 and HIST 2112), American Literature, World Literature, 6th Grade Social Studies, 6th grade ELA, World History, US History, Psychology, Sociology, Current Issues, American Government, US and World Affairs, SAT Prep, and Examining the Teaching profession.

Teaching style

When teaching a CRCT or End of Course Test class, I rely heavily on Interactive Notebooking to blend traditional techniques with differentiated and scaffolded Best Practices, including Marzano's strategies. When teaching courses that do NOT have a state test, I am in my happy place and use Project Based Learning. Regardless of my courses, I use the principles of Wiggins and McTighe's Understanding by Design.

Awards & shining teacher moments

I have been honored to be chosen as STAR Teacher twice.

My own education history

Two Semesters- Georgia Tech (Dean's List) Six Semesters- Georgia College and State University (Two Dean's List, Four President's List) BA in English Literature, Minor in History Magna Cum Laude Master's in the Art of Teaching, Georgia College and State University, Secondary English Concentration

Additional biographical information

I'm married to my high school sweetheart who is also an educator. We have two sons, one of whom is also an educator. I have two scruffy little rescue dogs that are adorable. I enjoy crafts of all kinds, doing yoga, and traveling.