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Use these questions to increase students understanding of media literacy! Worksheet can be used for homework or classwork as it includes the link to the TEDx videos. Two videos and questions for each are included in this EDITABLE resource: The essential elements of digital literacies: Doug Belshaw at TEDxWarwick Quit social media | Dr. Cal Newport | TEDxTysons Includes: - 13 guiding questions (total for both videos) - Links to YouTube videos - Aim and Closing (summary) questions included

Let your students become a reporter during the age of Imperialism! Students have the option of four different roles in order to create a class newspaper centered around the Spanish-American War. Files can be edited! Download includes - Information sheet - Rubric - Primary and Secondary Sources

Google Classroom has become a staple in our classrooms since we started teaching remotely. This cheat sheet is the best resource to provide your students so they know exactly what to do with an assignment on Google Classroom that they have been assigned. This cheat sheet is perfect to be posted under Classwork at the top so students can always find it before asking you for help! The cheat sheet includes detailed instructions on the following: - How to access a Google Doc/Slide that does not sho

Lesson includes video and a breakdown of the Great Depression. Perfect for U.S. History classrooms!

This project is a great way for students to learn about the electoral process, the importance of elections in a democratic society, and to develop critical thinking and research skills. Students will work in groups to choose a specific election to analyze, research the candidates, issues, voter turnout, and any unique aspects of the election. They will then create a visually appealing display of their findings and present it to the class through a gallery walk. What's included:A project overview