How To: Build Instruction Around Your Region's History | Edutopia

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All teachers can create local, hands-on learning experiences for students, even in underresourced or rural areas.

This link has been bookmarked by 10 people . It was first bookmarked on 05 Jun 2008, by Patrick Higgins.

22 Sep 08

Lenrose Fears
Find surprising teaching opportunities for hands-on learning in underresourced areas. The Freedom Project staff and alumni, in Sunflower County, Mississippi, describe how to draw on the history of your region and find the surprising teaching opportunities there.

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02 Jul 08

John Martin
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- All teachers can create local, hands-on learning experiences for students, even in underresourced or rural areas.
Dean Mantz
Find surprising teaching opportunities for hands-on learning in underresourced areas.

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adina sullivan
Thx to Ginger Lewman for link

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20 Jun 08

Dave E
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06 Jun 08

Qien Kuen
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- Plan a Service-Learning Project Around Real Needs
- Use Positive -- and Difficult -- History to Inspire Creativity
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- - Plan Service Projects That Celebrate Unsung Local Heroes
  - Help Students Discover and Utilize Local Lore
  - Let Visitors Reinforce Your Message
05 Jun 08

Patrick Higgins
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