Teaching History Her Way
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I am a teacher influencer interested in growing my consulting brand. I want to help teachers teach history & social studies better. I am an expert in engagment (check out History in the Kitchen & my podcast!), nonfiction reading strategies, classroom management, building and refining social studies & history courses, and diversifying social studies & history curriculum to tell a greater, more whole story. I would love to help market brands that could help teachers do their jobs more efficintly. Self-care for teachers is also something I believe in and push, as you can't pour from an empty cup!
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On this episode of The Teaching History Her Way Podcast I had the pleasure of speaking with Kristen Kelly and Serene Williams, two teachers who are passionate about the inclusion of women's history in high school as well as avid researchers and proponents of the ERA. We talk about why women's history is necessary, the ERA and the constitutional questions around it, and the feminist activism of Catholic nuns in relation to the ERA. #linkinbio, https://bit.ly/historyherwaypodcast or listen wherever you get podcasts. This is one of my favorite conversations to date, and I hope you'll join in the conversation in the comments or by DMing me. Love it? Rate it! ⭐️5-star ratings are always appreciated and so are reviews. :) . . . . #ushistoryteacher #womenshistory #womenshistorymonth #apush #historymatters #historyteacher #historyteachersofinstagram #historyteachers #americanhistory #worldhistory #highschoolteacher #middleschoolteacher #teacherpodcast #teacherpodcaster #teachersofig #catholicnuns #girlpower
Reading history is Dino-mite. 🦖 Can I make it to spring break? You bet jurassican. 🦖 No one Dino-snores in history class! It’s t-rexcellent! 🦖. I’m here all day folks. #teachersofig #teacherootd #dinosaursofinstagram #teachersofinstagram #historyteacher #historyteachers #teacherlife 📸credit @debg11
When you work in middle school sometimes you don’t just teach history, you also dress like a dinosaur. Roar. 🦖 video credit @debg11 🎥 #middleschool #middleschoolsocialstudies #middleschoolteachersunite #middleschoolteacher #historyteacher #teacherootd #socialstudiesteacher #socialstudiesteachers #jurassicpark #trexarms #tyrannosaurus #teacherlife
We’re busy over here celebrating Civic Education Week March 6-12! Have you played any @icivicsinc games or used their lessons? How about Constitution 101 from @constitutionctr ? They’re both FANTASTIC free resources that I’m glad to walk you through if you want! My students did great with both and are doing really well understanding the Constitution and their rights! #icivics #icivicsednet #constitutioncenter #civiced #civiceducation #civiceducationweek #historyteacher #teachersofig #iteachmiddleschool #historyteachersofinstagram #constitutionnerd
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I'm SO SO happy and honored to be returning to the @icivics Educator Network with such a fabulous group of educators. I've learned so much from the network and from iCivics, and I can't wait to learn and share more! #icivicsednet #icivics #historyteacher #civicsteacher #civiceducation #civiced
hot chocolate. Books. Snuggles. I love snow days! ❄️ ⛄️ #snowday #teachersofinstagram
One of my favorite lessons of the year- who was involved in the Resolution besides your Washington’s, Adamses, Jeffersons, and Franklins? Lots of people of every social status, gender, sexuality, and color! Let your students explore revolutionaries who look like them (or who identify differently than they do)- to get a broader picture of the past! . Happy to send you this lesson if you send me a DM :) #americanrevolution #ushistory #ushistoryteacher #historymatters #representationmatters #historyteachersofinstagram #historyteacher #historyteachers #historylesson #middleschoolsocialstudies #middleschoolteachers
Chicken mummy officially in his tomb. King Cluck stayed in natron for 40 days and was given a proper funeral today, complete with paid mourners (and a bonus science lesson). . #ancientegypt #historyteachersofinstagram #historyteacher #historyteachers #teachersofig #teacherlife #fifthgrade #fifthgradeteacher
we study history to understand the past, engage in the present, and brighten the future ☀️ . This is one of my favorite tees in my history tee shop. #linkinbio or amzn.to/3mYWbfn if you’d like to purchase one. All tee sales support the production of The Teaching History Her Way Podcast ❤️ #historytee #historytees #historyteacher #iteach #teachersofig #teacherstyle #teacherootd #educator #favoriteteacher #highschoolteacher #iteachtoo #lessons #memories #schoollife #teacher #teacherappreciation #teacherbae #teacherlife #teachers #teachersofig #teachersofinstagram #tutoring #womenatwork
What is ChatGPT and how can we use it to improve teaching and learning? Join me and Daniel Hutchinson on the Teaching History Her Way Podcast for our conversation about AI in the classroom and AI in history where we answer these questions and more. Listen to the Teaching History Her Way Podcast wherever you stream podcasts or at https://bit.ly/historyherwaypodcast or Link in Bio. #ushistory #podcast #podcaster #americanhistory #historyteacher #socialstudiesteacher #socialstudies #iteach #middleschool #highschool #elementaryschool #learn #historymatters #teachersofinstagram #teachingideas #educationconsultant #teachingresources #teachertips #chatgptnews #chatgptai #chatgpt #edtech #edtechchat #APHistory #apush #apworld #iteach #teachersofinstagram #teachersofig
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Last year I decided it was high time to use other sources in addition to the Declaration of Independence to explore what the Declaration has meant to different people at different periods of time. What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” and the Declaration of Sentiments against the Declaration of Independence, and it was an eye-opening experience for students to see that there were numerous, varied responses to the Declaration over time. all men are created equal” didn’t apply to everyone, but reading real people’s responses and starting to empathize with their hurt and frustration helps them see this concept in a new way. This year, I also included a Declaration of Independence written by the Freedom School students of St. John’s Methodist Church in Palmer’s Crossing Mississippi in 1964.
In 2021, not only are we going to continue to feed our students’ minds to help them think critically, but we also need to feed their souls. The many iterations of school continue, but each one is definitely different than students experienced in September 2019 and has possibly changed several times between March 2020 and the present. I need to be more forgiving of myself and my shortcomings, I want to look out for others’ needs and find opportunities to help, and I want to make sure that my ears are open to hear others and my eyes are open to truly see them. They only have to share it with me unless they’d like to share it with others, then, rather than forget about their “one word,” I plan on asking them to take a look at it from time to time to see how they’re doing.
Over the years I’ve done my best to teach about Indigenous Peoples, but it wasn’t until I took a long, hard look at my teaching and curriculum that I’ve been able to improve and honor native peoples in my classroom. Many people are unsure whether to use the term American Indian (which is still used by the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian), Native American, Native Person, or Indigenous Person. Just like the French and Germans are unique but *can* be grouped as Europeans when you’re talking about the whole of Europe, Native Peoples can be grouped, but if you’re talking about the Lenape in New Jersey, you have to talk about Lenape people. That’s why talking about the Reoccupation of Alcatraz in the late 1960s and early 1970s is a great way to tell students about activism and triumph amongst the Indians of All Tribes group.