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Diary from the Łódź Ghetto
View images of an anonymous writer's diary from the Łódź ghetto.
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Democracy & Civic Engagement
Digital Citizenship and Facing History
An important dialogue has started at Facing History about ways to use Facing History online tools to nurture civic behavior in the digital age. More and more our online tools are allowing for students to engage with one another all over the world. This has been especially important in trying out new resources such as Reporter, Bully and Freedom Riders, as well as Facing History online courses, have brought together international classrooms to share a common core of knowledge.
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Digital Learning Day and Facing History
Digital Learning Day (February 5, 2014) is an annual day designated to highlight the effective use of technology to improve education for all students.
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Democracy & Civic Engagement
Digital Learning Day and You: How Online Tools Prepare Students for Citizenship
Digital Learning Day is coming up on February 6, and there will no doubt be a lot of conversation and debate about whether online tools can help students prepare for career and college. While career and college preparation are important goals, they aren’t the sum of the purposes of schools: Our educational institutions also have an obligation to prepare students for citizenship and for a reflective, ethical, and well-examined life.
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Democracy & Civic Engagement
Digital Learning Day and You: How Online Tools Prepare Students for Citizenship
Digital Learning Day is coming up on February 6, and there will no doubt be a lot of conversation and debate about whether online tools can help students prepare for career and college. While career and college preparation are important goals, they aren’t the sum of the purposes of schools: Our educational institutions also have an obligation to prepare students for citizenship and for a reflective, ethical, and well-examined life.
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Democracy & Civic Engagement
Digital Learning Day and You: How Online Tools Prepare Students for Citizenship
Digital Learning Day is coming up on February 6, and there will no doubt be a lot of conversation and debate about whether online tools can help students prepare for career and college. While career and college preparation are important goals, they aren’t the sum of the purposes of schools: Our educational institutions also have an obligation to prepare students for citizenship and for a reflective, ethical, and well-examined life.
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Digital Tools to Explore Martin Luther King's Legacy
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is observed in the United States next week, celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. King and calling people from all walks of life to work together in support of the common good. The day provides an important opportunity for students to study the civil rights movement in the United States and King’s role within it, but it also can – and should – be a moment for young people to reflect on their own civic agency, and to find ways to participate as upstanders in their communities. Here are some new ideas for honoring King using digital media.
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Digital Tools to Inspire Your Students on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Next week we will take the time to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. His message of calling people from all walks of life to work together in support of the common good is just as pertinent now as it was then. As we prepare to talk to our students about what Dr. King stood for, here are some digital tools to bring his words and ideas to life in your classroom. This round up will enhance your students’ ability to study his role in the Civil Rights Movement while inspiring them to participate as upstanders in their own communities.
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Diigo and Evernote: Helpful Tools for Online Learning
As we continue with our summer online courses, it's a good time to think about tools and techniques that online learners can use to help organize and remember some of the key concepts introduced in the courses. I will share my thoughts on two tools that I've been using. I would love to hear what you all are using.
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Discovering What it Means to be a Global Citizen
Two Facing History students learn what it means to be a global citizen at the Global Citizens Youth Summit.
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Race in US History
Dolores Huerta's Life of Indefatigable Resistance
This National Hispanic Heritage Month, we find an opportunity to explore histories, contributions, and experiences of Hispanic and Latinx people in our communities and classrooms that are often left out of the news and history books.
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