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Connecting the Dots in World History Part 2


Part 2 of 2

Secondary/High School, Middle Level
World History

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Lessons Learned from Controversies around the Country in World Religions Classes


Educators are teaching about religion in an increasingly volatile atmosphere. Islamophobia is on the rise as are incidents of anti-Semitism. Many Americans do not even know it’s legal to teach about religion. In recent years, uproars over world religion lessons, particularly on Islam, have caught teachers and school systems by surprise.

Secondary/High School
Religions

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What if Everything You Knew about Hinduism was Wrong?


This session helps teachers understand some of the common misconceptions when teaching about Hinduism. It goes over Hinduism’s core philosophies, as well as important points to keep in mind when discussing the religion and social practices in India. Teachers will be equipped with new teaching strategies, as well as updated, accurate, and culturally competent resources for their classrooms.

Secondary/High School
Religions

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Putting Social Studies in its Place: Using GIS in the Classroom


During the past decade the learning curve for using Geographic Information Systems in the classroom has decreased incredibly and accessibility to K-12 institutions is at all-time high! IN 2014 ESRI announced a $1 billion gift of ArcGIS Online software to support the Obama Administration’s ConnectEd initiative.

Secondary/High School
Geography

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