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Jacksonville, Florida, United States
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I am a veteran of the Army, and a lawyer, who after practicing law in one aspect or another for most of my life, found her true calling in teaching. I started teaching college and law school, and found my true passion was sharing my knowledge. I stumbled into a position teaching Civics and Law Studies to middle school children. I am having the time of my life with my students. I love to watch the ah-ha moment on their faces and the happiness they show when they learn a new concept. I have taught middle school for 3 years and am currently starting my 4th year. I like to add games and activities to my classroom because when kids have fun they learn better.
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The Role of the Media Power Point
The Role of the Media Lesson teaches the following: - Who influences our Government - How our Government is Influenced - Types of Media - The Role of the Media - Political Communications - Bias - Steps to analyzing Media or Political Communications - Check for Understanding (Multiple choice questions for your students)
6th - 8th
Civics, Government, Social Studies
Three Branches of Government Final Project
The assignment should be used after teaching all 3 branches of the Government, including checks and balances and Federalism. This assignment helps students to cement concepts and standards by presenting a project board for each branch of government. You are buying a project instruction sheet with a rubric with this assignment. Students will need to purchase a tri-fold board for this assignment.
6th - 8th
Civics
Group You Do Activity: How a Bill Becomes a Law
This activity should be used after you teach "How a Bill Becomes a Law." This activity Follows Florida Sunshine Standard 7.C.3.9.: Illustrate the law-making process at the local, state and Federal level. (Focus is on the Federal Level). Objective: Students will demonstrate knowledge of the lawmaking processes of the Legislative Branch at the Federal level. Essential Question: How are laws made at the federal level of government? Vocabulary: Act, Lawmaker, Veto, Committee
6th - 7th
Civics, Other (Social Studies), Social Studies
Bill of Rights 2 day Guided Notes (Goes with Powerpoint)
This is the guided notes that go with the Bill of Rights Power Point lesson. It has bell ringers and exit slips.
6th - 8th
Civics, Government
Voting Rights Amendment Power Point
This lesson covers the Voting Right Amendments and the Civil Rights Act as well as the Voting Rights Act. Please check out the guided notes that goes with this assignment. Bell Ringers and Exit Slips are included in this power point.
6th - 8th
Civics, Criminal Justice - Law
SS.7.C.4.3 International Conflicts: 1914-1975
This worksheet goes with the Florida student tutorial found on www.floridastudents.org. This is a teacher created resource from the tutorials. This tutorial covers standard SS.7.C.4.3 and can be used as a remediation resource or a lesson resource.
6th - 8th
Art History, Civics, Government
SS.7.C.2.4 Know Your Rights Examining the Bill of Rights Tutorial
This teacher-made resources uses the tutorials located on Floridastudents.org. The worksheet gives you proof that your student has completed the tutorial, and something to grade for the activity. This works well for developing students.
6th - 8th
Civics, Government
Voting Rights Amendment Power Point Presentation
This lesson helps students to under stand the voting right amendments that were added to provide minorities, women, and 18 year old persons to vote. (Guided notes can be purchased separate for this item)
6th - 7th
Civics, Government
Executive Branch Guided Notes
Everything your student needs to know about Florida Sunshine Standards for the Executive branch. This can be used for Civics or Law Studies. There is a power point that can be purchased separately that also contains vocabulary.
6th - 8th
Civics, Government
Guided Notes Worksheet for The Role of the Media Power Point
This set of guided notes goes with the Role of the Media Power Point.
6th - 8th
Civics
The Legislative Branch Guided Notes Power Point (3 day note taking activity)
This is everything your students need to know about the Legislative Branch for Florida Sunshine Standards. This 3 day lesson includes bell ringers and exit slips for each day.
6th - 7th
Civics
SS.7.C.3.12 Marbury v. Madison Tutorial Worksheet
This is a worksheet that can be used with the tutorials found on www.floridastudents.org. This is a teacher created resource that tracks what your students do while listening to the tutorials and gives a teacher proof that a student has completed a tutorial. It can be used as remediation or as an assignment. 1
6th - 8th
Civics, Government
How a Bill Becomes a Law Group Activity
This activity requires that students be broken up into House and Senate Committees. They then work together to write a bill on a common school issue. Once the bill is written, the head of the committee must lobby the opposing chamber to get enough votes to pass the bill. The students then take it to the president (teacher) to have the bill passed into law or vetoed. It is an engaging fun activity that helps students to remember how a bill becomes a law. This activity should be completed aft
6th - 8th
Civics
Executive Branch Guided Notes
This lesson has everything you need to teach Florida Sunshine Standards for Law Studies or Civics. This lesson contains vocabulary for the Executive Branch as well as an additional 3 days of guided note lessons with Bell Ringers and Exit Slips. The worksheet file is sold separately.
6th - 8th
Civics
Legislative Branch Webquest
Students will go on a Web Quest to investigate the members of the Legislative branch for your state. Simply change the instructions to include your state. Students will locate individual representatives and senators as well as the individuals holding important positions in each chamber of Congress. Finally, students will be asked to create a digital poster using the information that they found.
6th - 8th
Civics, Government
SS.7.C.1.1 Enlightenment Ideas and the Founding Fathers Worksheet
The teacher made resources was made using the www.FloridaStudents.org tutorials. I spent my time trying to find a way to make worksheets for the tutorials, so that my students could show what they learned while listening to the tutorials. The tutorials helps students stay focused on the content of the tutorials. I use these for developing students when re-mediating a standard for Civics or Law Studies.
6th - 8th
Civics, Government
Landmark Supreme Court Cases Power Point
The power point will help you teach the Supreme Court Cases to your students in one power point.
6th - 8th
Civics, Government
Voting Rights Amendment Poster Assignment with Rubric
Students will pick one of the voting rights amendments and create a poster and write a paragraph on the amendment.
6th - 8th
Civics, Government
SS.7.C.4.1 Foreign and Domestic Policy Tutorial worksheet
This worksheet can be used with Floridastudents.org tutorial SS.7.C.4.1 on Foreign and Domestic Policy. Great to use when you are teaching online because of social distancing.
6th - 8th
Civics, Government, U.S. History
SS.7.C.3.4 We have 3 Governments Tutorial
Students learn how the 3 branches of government work through the concept of federalism.
6th - 8th
Civics, Government
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Experience
I am a veteran of the Army, and a lawyer, who after practicing law in one aspect or another for most of my life, found her true calling in teaching. I started teaching college and law school, and found my true passion was sharing my knowledge. I stumbled into a position teaching Civics and Law Studies to middle school children. I am having the time of my life with my students. I love to watch the ah-ha moment on their faces and the happiness they show when they learn a new concept. I have taught middle school for 3 years and am currently starting my 4th year. I like to add games and activities to my classroom because when kids have fun they learn better.
Teaching style
I read a book called Teaching with Love and Logic, I use these guiding principles in my classroom. Provide students a choice, give them a say in how they learn, and make learning fun, and a child will grow. I feel that it helps them focus better on the topics when they know they can make mistakes. When I make mistakes, I tell them. This helps my students know that they to can make mistakes. Mistakes are just another opportunity for learning.
Some of what I post will be teacher led activities and other student lead activities.
Awards & shining teacher moments
Army Achievement Medal
National Defense Ribbon
Army Service Ribbon
Dean's List-Law School
Book Award: Pretrial Litigation Drafting
Faculty of the Month: June 2010.
Faculty Scholarship Recognition-University of Phoenix-June 2011 and 2013 for Presenting at a Scholarship Symposium.
Prop Bono Attorney Service Recognition for Exceptional Pro Bono Service 2013 and 2014.
Member of the Harding Inn Chapter of Phi Delta Phi, Legal Honors Fraternity.
Student Member of the Chester Bedell Inn of Courts
My own education history
I have a Bachelor's of Science in Business Management
and a Juris Doctorate.
Additional biographical information
I like to scuba dive, camp, hike, and have a passion for reading and traveling to new places.
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