Michelle Beaver's List: Ed Tech 3123

This website is a blog about monarchy. It rationally discusses the concept of monarchy, keeping the bloodline pure etc. A teacher could use this website to help students see different perspectives of how people approach monarchies and what they may think about them. After viewing the blogs, the teacher can then have an open topic discussion and see what a students' opinion may be about monarchies

This website links to a useful podcast that discusses the "American Monarchy" which was during the Revolutionary War period with the Founding Fathers fighting against Britain's monarchial control. Teachers can use this podcast in the classroom to offer a different type of lesson for the students instead of just a lecture. After listening to the podcast, the teacher will then go into more detail about the podcast, the Founding Fathers, and the "American Monarchy"

Even though this website seems to offer just the definition of monarchy, it also gives links to the definitions of types of monarchies such as absolute and government monarchy to the left. Teachers can use this website in an educational setting when preparing their lesson plans to give the differences in the types of monarchy. They can also direct students to this website to help them with any research that they may do.

This website is a great resource for World history teachers to show students Britain's monarchy and the Queen. This website also offers YouTube videos that can keep the students interest during the discussion of monarchies

This website can be used in a world history classroom that is learning about monarchies and how they rule. The teacher could direct the students to this website to give them a briefing about the definition of monarchy. Teachers can also use this website to begin a discussion about feudalism as well.