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High School Learning with Apple #6: Demonstrating Learning with Digital Trading Cards
Jennifer Orton (@jorton) and I met at ADE institute in 2023 and have been working on compiling lessons for high school teachers using MacBooks or iPads in class. Jennifer uses iPads, and I use MacBoo…
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Inspiring Future Voters: Challenge-Based Learning in Action
Our Challenge-Based Learning (CBL) project on voter registration brought real-world civics into the classroom, allowing students to dive deeply into the election process and understand the importance…
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Text Message Template
I used this template in my American Government classes to engage my students to think deeper about how the President would communicate with members of the Legislative branch. It allowed for my studen…
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Challenge: Advocate for civic participation using lessons from the Women’s Suffrage Movement.
As we create content and lessons for Woman’s History Month (and beyond) using the Challenge Based Learning framework to Engage, Investigate and Act around the Big Idea of Suffrage helps students make…
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Civic Literacy and Video Creation!
For a wonderful integration of student created video and government or civics class content consider the annual C-SPAN StudentCam documentary contest “C-SPAN's annual national video documentary compe…
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Federalism: The Good, the Bad, and the Fun(?!)
Original Lesson: I created a Peardeck for this lesson that was clunky and too much information. What I Changed: I created a keynote presentation that included parts of my original lesson, but narrowe…
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“Get out the vote” with Keynote Animations and Builds
The story of Democracy includes the story of civic participation. History and government teachers always emphasize the importance and process of voting. Even if students are not yet of voting age, el…
