- History is a body of knowledge about the past, present, and future. Facts and stories in chronological order.
Why study history?
"Because we virtually must, gain access to the laboratory of human experience.
- Understand culture and society
- Do not repeat the past
Questions teachers should ask:
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- What is democracy?
- What is freedom?
- What is peace?
- What is a family?
What are the big ideas we need to teach?
The Common Core
You want your students to achieve a certain goal!
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How can students be interested in history?
- Create an artifact bag.
- Involve your students in a reenactment of a historical figure.
- Take them on virtual field trips.
How can you encourage students to ask these questions?
- Use visible timelines around your classroom.
- Have your students read multiple books geared toward one topic.
- Show an inaccurate film and have them question the historical facts.
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