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This bundle includes a week-to-week road map for instructors teaching US History I and US History II. Each week includes links to assigned open source reading and/or media content (podcasts, videos) as well as assignments and topics to cover in class. Students will not need to purchase a textbook. Each guide includes an appendix with 10+ free teaching resources including: reading quizzes, handouts, essay assignments, midterm and final exams. Answer keys and grading rubrics are provided. Weekly

This guide provides a week-to-week road map for instructors teaching the second half of the US History Survey or APUSH. Each week includes links to open source readings and media content (i.e. podcasts, videos, etc.), assignments, topics to cover in class, and links to guided lectures available for purchase through TpT (A bundle version of this guide plus 16 lectures is also available). Download a FREE sample lecture here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/FREE-US-History-I-Lecture-Sli

This bundle includes a 16-week Business Writing and Communication instructor course and activity guide based Open Educational Resources (OER) plus 17 guided lectures. Students will not need to purchase a textbook! The Course Guide includes: Weekly reading assignments and discussion prompts Links to videos and audio filesIn-class and homework activitiesAssignments with grading rubrics3 full length exams with answer keysThe Lectures include: Instructor notesReflection and review promptsEmbedded

This complete course includes a 16-week instructor guide and 16 corresponding lectures with detailed instructor notes. The instructor guide (167 pages) includes a week-to-week outline with numerous embedded assignments and activities; 6 exams and 4 essay assignments, with grading rubrics; and links to open education online readings. Students will not need to purchase a textbook. The course packet schedule and themes are organized around the chapters from the OpenStax textbook: U.S. History. E

This guide is intended to serve as a supplementary resource for students enrolled in a first-year college composition or advanced High School writing course. This guide reviews fundamental concepts and skills required for success in academic writing and includes examples and practice exercises to help students master them. Topics covered include types of academic essays (close reading, comparative, argumentative, and research-based), the elements of academic essays (introduction, thesis, topic

This is Unit 2 of a four-unit Analytical Writing Student Review and Exercise Guide. This unit is designed for a first-year college composition or advanced High School Writing course. In this unit, students review the elements of an academic essay (introduction, thesis, topic sentences, evidence, analysis, and conclusion), the purpose of each element, and how to use them. Each section of this guide includes examples and practice exercises.

This bundle includes two 16-week instructor course and activity guides for an American Literature Survey (Early and Late). The instructor guides provide links to OER readings and multimedia materials. Students do not need to purchase a textbook. Each guide includes a week-to-week outline with suggested readings, embedded activities, assignments, quizzes, and exams with answer keys. Each week also includes student reflection prompts or class discussion topics.

This 16-week course packet is designed for instructors teaching an Early American Literature Course. Reading publications range from 1600-1876. Topics include Native American origin stories, Puritan literature, Feminist voices, Romanticism, Transcendentalism, the Enlightenment, and voices of the anti-slavery movement. This week-to-week outline includes many embedded assignments, activities, tests, and links to open education online readings and other multi-media resources. Students will not nee

This bundle includes a 16-week OER Instructor Course & Activity guide plus 16 lecture slides with detailed instructor notes. The 16-week course guide includes: Links to OER reading and media content (i.e., videos and podcasts)Topics to cover in classStudent reflection or class discussion promptsAssignments and in-class exercises10+ free teaching resources (reading quizzes, essay assignments, grading rubrics)Midterm and Final examinations with answer keysThe 16 weekly lectures include: Detaile

12 lecture slides with instructor notes, embedded images, and discussion prompts for a Late American Literature course. Topics covered include the style and influence of James Baldwin and his "Sonny Blues." Download a FREE sample lecture from this series: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/FREE-Late-American-Literature-Lecture-Realism-and-Feminism-8458629

HOW TO USE THIS TEACHING PACKET Length of time: 4 - 6 weeksInstructors should be able to cover the topics in this teaching unit in a 2-week period; assigning students to read two of the required texts each week. For the first three weeks, students will be required to hand in an “exit ticket” before leaving class, which is proof that they completed the discussion activity. For the last week, instead of an exit ticket, students will begin to work on their final project.Instructors should plan to

Updated for 2023 political coverage! This 16-week Instructor Course and Activity guide is designed for instructors teaching American Government or Introduction to American Politics. This week-to-week outline includes links to open education online readings and multimedia content, embedded assignments, activities, exams (with answer keys), AP style practice questions, weekly chapter reading quizzes, and student reflection and classroom discussion prompts. Students will not need to purchase a tex

18 lecture slides discussing the background, style, and influence of Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson, in the context of Romanticism post-Civil War. Slides include detailed instructor notes, discussion prompts, and embedded images. Download FREE sample lecture here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/FREE-Late-American-Literature-Lecture-Realism-and-Feminism-8458629

This 16-week course packet is designed for instructors teaching a Late American Literature Survey with reading publications ranging from 1860-1990. Topics include: Post Civil War Romanticism, Realism, Early Feminist writers, Slavery and Race relations, Naturalism, Modernism, Discrimination and Cultural Critique, and poetry. This week-to-week outline includes embedded assignments, activities, instructor notes, tests, and links to open education online readings and other multimedia resources. St

10 lecture slides with instructor notes + 8 slides with low-stakes reading quiz questions for a total of 18 slides. This lecture includes discussion prompts and embedded video clips discussing Flannery O'Connor and her short story, "A Good Man is Hard to Find." This lecture is intended for an American Literature course. Topics include the style and influence of Flannery O'Connor, the Southern Gothic cultural critique, and Southern society value systems. Download a FREE sample lecture from this

10 lecture slides with instructor notes, discussion prompts, and embedded images/videos on the background, literary style, and influence of W.E.B. DuBois and his Philadelphia Negro and Souls of Black Folk. Download a FREE sample lecture from this series: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/FREE-Late-American-Literature-Lecture-Realism-and-Feminism-8458629

This is Unit 3 of a four-unit Analytical Writing Student Review and Exercise Guide. This guide is designed for a first-year college composition or advanced High School writing course. This unit provides an overview of the writing process from brainstorming to revision and editing, with detailed instructions, tips, and practice exercises to help students master the academic writing process.

Eleven lecture slides with instructor notes, embedded images, and discussion prompts for a Late American Literature course. Topics covered include the background, style, and influence of Gloria Anzaldúa and "The Borderlands." Download a FREE sample lecture from this series: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/FREE-Late-American-Literature-Lecture-Realism-and-Feminism-8458629

Week Sixteen Lecture for the Business Writing and Communication course. This is the final lecture in the 16-week course. 14 lecture slides with instructor talking points about how students can prepare to land a job. This lecture gives examples on what to include and not include in your social media profile and resume. Students will analyze examples and review descriptive words. Included is a partner exercise and a class discussion on skills employers look for and a career outlook for these skill

Week Five Lecture for the Business Writing and Communication course. 31 lecture slides with instructor notes, examples, and interactive exercises covering DEI in the workplace, strategies to improve equity, gendered language, and understanding inclusion. Includes multiple case studies and reflection points. Download FREE lecture from this series: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/FREE-Business-Communication-Lecture-Slides-Writing-to-Inform-8117234