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Welcome - The Flow of History - 11 views

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    A great set of resources for teaching history. The kids love the flowcharts and the material is engaging. You buy them from www.teacherspayteachers.com for about 3 bucks each.
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    Flowcharts and power points describing what the website owner calls "the flow of history"-- a way to look at the causes and effects of history
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    A dynamic and graphic approach to teaching history.
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History Resources on this Website - The Flow of History - 0 views

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    I keep plugging this bloke, but I've found these resources great for use in the classroom. He takes a 'flow' approach to history which the students respond well to. I've found it useful to edit and adapt the content in his resources, but they're MUCH better than your average simplistic textbook with 'exercises' at the end of the chapter. People don't learn in chapters.
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Readings & Flowcharts - The Flow of History - 0 views

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    I've found these resources excellent. You buy them for 3 bucks and it's worth it. I use them now with all my classes and I've found them really effective.
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The Industrial Revolution - 7 views

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SlideShare » Dewert's Slideshows - 0 views

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    There's a lot of rubbish on this site but some good stuff too if you're patient. This fella has some quality powerpoints for use in the classroom; I've found the Flow of History powerpoints better but still use these sometimes. Not sure if you can download them.
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Turkey can avert a tragedy on the Tigris - Yahoo! News - 0 views

  • The issues are complex. Advocates and opponents cast the debate as preservation of the past challenging progress for the future, conservation versus energy, national interests versus minority Kurdish interests, nationalism versus the interests of neighboring countries. The government argues that the dam will bring irrigation and power to the region. Opponents maintain that much of the electricity generated will go to other parts of the country. Iraq has protested vehemently against Turkey damming the Tigris River just upstream and further restricting the water flow across the border. There is also the geopolitical drama of the European partnerships withdrawing and Turkey potentially pursuing other partners such as China and Russia.
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Lesson Plans On Demand - TeachersPayTeachers.com - 12 views

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    Useful place to order materials from other teachers. I get my Flow of History materials from Teachers Pay Teachers; they're only about $3 each.
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