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In this post Kirsten shares three great resources for history teachers they can use in the classroom to immerse their students in ancient cultures and WWI.
«in this article I’d like to point you to some projects and websites to use in class, either to prepare for a trip abroad or to have the possibility of exploring when going abroad is not possible. So I took a closer look at some of the sources the New York Times mentioned in its article about digital humanities»
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Maya Eilam has posted an interesting Infographic showing story shapes within novels based on 'The Shapes of Stories' by Kurt Vonnegut. What a fabulous way for students to show the ups and downs of plots and characters.
[Great infographic and concepts! JD] Via Jacqui Sharp, Brian H. Burnett, Jeff Domansky, Viqi French Delete the scoop?
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