21. Newsweek Education Program Using Newsweek to teach civics. we form alliances with likeminded people, we speakup about matters that concern us, we volunteer in community activities. http://school.newsweek.com/online_activities/making2.htm

Page not found The page you requested for was not found The site content you are looking for may be outdated, modified, or no long exist within the Newsweek Education Program website. Please click here to view our homepage or perform a new key word search. © 2003 Newsweek, Inc. Teacher's Guide Extras! Teacher's Guide Archives How to Use Newsweek ThisWeek ... Cross-Curriculum

22. Civic Participation And Citizenship Collection through classroom material and programs that teach misconceptions about immigrants,and activities for researching your of English and civics Education (PEACE http://www.nelrc.org/cpcc/elcivics.htm

C ivic P C itizenship C ollection Community Action Citizenship Teacher Writings Citizenship Preparation Publications and Other Collections ... US Systems History and Civil Rights American Civil Liberties Union http://www.aclu.org/students/ This learner-oriented site includes materials and resources for students and teachers as well as an educational rights page. "American Memory" Collections http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/ndlpedu/index.html The Library of Congress has catalogued dozens of "American Memory" collections, organized by topic, time period, place, etc. The collections include historic documents, pictures, and information. American Social History Project http://www.ashp.cuny.edu/ ASHP seeks to revitalize interest in history by challenging the traditional ways that people learn about the past. Classroom activities primary documents and audio are available with projects such as Heaven Will Protect the Working Girl: Immigrant Women in the Turn-of- the-Century City. Includes information on books videos , and CD-ROMS The Bill of Rights Institute http://www.billofrightsinstitute.org/links.php

23. 3.0 Description Of Adult Education And Literacy Activities of English Literacy and civics Education activities....... time limits, are relevant to the practical needs of adults, and teach the skills 3.4 http://www.otan.us/webfarm/stateplan/html2004/Chapter3.html

Chapter 3 Needs Assessment Section 224(b)(2) requires: A description of the adult education and literacy activities that will be carried out with any funds received under this subtitle. 3.0 Description of Adult Education and Literacy Activities (Section 224(b)(2)) 3.1 Description of Allowable Activities The National Adult Literacy Survey (NALS) and the State Adult Literacy Survey (SALS) have identified a competency level and established a demonstrated need for literacy instruction. Supplementary funding for adult education programs will be set according to the following priorities: Literacy targeted at NALS Level 1 (CASAS 210 and below), consisting of Adult Basic Education and English as a Second Language, which includes ESL-Citizenship, Literacy targeted at NALS Levels 1 and 2 Workplace based (CASAS 235 and below), consisting of Adult Basic Education and English as a Second Language, which includes ESL-Citizenship, Literacy targeted at NALS Level 2 School based (CASAS 211-235), consisting of Adult Basic Education and English as a Second Language, which includes ESL-Citizenship, Family Literacy requires collaboration with corresponding programs of literacy services for children, and

24. Civics Activities And Websites civics Quiz for Elementary School Students Take this quiz complete a series of questionsand activities to gain This website will teach you all about natural http://jeffcoweb.jeffco.k12.co.us/elem/dutchcreek/Civics/civics.html

Your JeffcoNet location is: Home School Web Sites Dutch Creek LIC ... For Students Civics Websites A User's Guide to the Declaration of Independence - This website states that "The single most important political idea in America is the idea of equality, proclaimed in the Declaration of Independence." Learn all about this amazing document and how it became the cornerstone of American life. The 3 Branches of Government - This page has a nice graphic and thorough explanations of the Legislative Branch, the Executive Branch and the Judicial Branch of our government. What is a Law? - Begin here for a good explanation of how our laws are made. 3 Branches of the U.S. Government - A great chart that shows the divisions of power, plus a set of short lessons with accompanying quizzes that cover the topics of: Declaration of Independence, the Articles of the U.S. Constitution, Amendments to the Constitution and the U.S. Flag. Ben's Guide to U.S. Government, Games and Activities

25. Giving New England: Building Bridges For Charitable Giving teach them to manage money. are rich areas for schoolbased learning in civics, economics,school This curriculum includes lessons and activities about defining http://www.givingnewengland.org/ypcurric.html

Youth Philanthropy Teaching and Learning Inspiring children to give: 8 simple steps Teaching philanthropy in school Teaching philanthropy at home Teaching philanthropy through organizations ... Booklist Reasons to teach and learn about giving Parents, grandparents, relatives and teachers have the opportunity to learn and connect with youth around important values through the giving process. Engaging in a giving process emphasizes respect and sharing as well as civic responsibility...and it makes us feel good! There are many reasons to give, just as there are many organizations to give to. Individual/family/group giving accounts for 75% ($152.07 billion) of all giving in the United States, according to Giving USA 2000 figures. Non-profit organizations depend on individual giving. Giving makes us feel good Giving gives us a feeling of value and satisfaction Giving allows us to honor a loved one or friend Giving gives our family or group a purposeful mission Giving gives us a chance to give back to our communities Giving helps people and places in need Giving helps us to live what we believe in and care about Giving gives us more opportunity to connect and grow together Giving allows us to capitalize on tax benefits

26. Arguments Goals History Math civics activities Homework Questions Homeroom Themission of education is to teach people to think for themselves. http://www.eskimo.com/~bassman/CCCS/Civics/arguments.html

The Case Against Advertising What's Wrong with Commercializing the Public Schools? Harming Students Effective ads will cause students to desire things that are not necessary for their well-being, or may even be harmful to their well-being. Most products that advertisers pitch directly to students are either marginally harmful (fast food, soda pop) or unnecessary and therefore wasteful of resources (expensive shoes, blemish cream). Opposing Parents Ads create perceived needs in youth for products their parents do not want them to have or cannot afford in the family budget; in this, the district is working in direct opposition to the parents' goals and values. Disproportionality of Negative Effects Creating a desire for expensive products that children do not need will harm poor families most. Distraction We want you to focus on learning. A commercialized environment distracts their attention. Loss of Trust We want youth to trust their school staff. Endorsing products which youth know are not good for their bodies, good for the environment, or good for human rights lowers staff credibility.

27. Lesson Plan Resources Lesson Plans Lessons in civics for upper of Internet resourceslesson plans, activities,curriculum resources of Internet resources and teach standard concepts http://www.wccusd.k12.ca.us/dk/lesson.htm

Lesson Plans Access Excellence Activities Exchange An archive of the favorite classroom activities submitted by high school biology and life sciences teachers participating in the Access Excellence program. Activity Search by Houghton Mifflin Lesson plans and activities searchable by curricular area and grade level. African American Lesson Plans These files are designed to help K-12 teachers incorporate African topics in their classrooms. Air Quality Lesson Plans The information contained on these pages is designed to provide educators who teach kindergarten through 12th grade with the background, activities and resources to teach the subject of air quality in the classroom. The information is presented in three levels: Lesson plans, Information and Activities, and Data Files. AskERIC Lesson Plans A searchable collection of lesson plans, quite extensive and a good place to start. Big Sky Lessons (Several Subject Areas) The lesson plans in these directories were provided by Big Sky Telegraph in conjunction with the Columbia Education Center. Each subdirectory contains: a readme file describing each of the lesson plans, individual text files containing a lesson plan, and a zip file containing all the lesson plans in binary zip compressed form.

28. The Joplin Globe - Online Edition Using the Newspaper to teach Secondary Language The 202 activities in this guideare organized for language arts, history, geography, civics and government http://www.joplinglobe.com/nie/res_lang.html

About NIE NIE History Why use NIE? 2001-2002 NIE Program Guide ... Home Language Arts “Using the Newspaper to Teach ESL Learners” The growing diversity of student populations creates special challenges for today’s educators. Guide includes newspaper activities appropriate for second-language learners of several levels. A great resource for teachers trying to meet the needs of students coming from a wide variety of cultural, ethnic and linguistic backgrounds. “Using the Newspaper to Teach Secondary Language Arts” Uses the newspaper as a living study in language arts. The 202 activities in this guide are organized around language arts foundations, writing applications, literature applications and speech applications. “Ultimate Newspaper Activity Guide II: Focus on Standards” This comprehensive, easy-to-use guide contains sections for language arts, history, geography, civics and government, science and technology, math, economics, arts and humanities. It is specifically designed to help teachers meet their state standards. “It’s NIE for K-3” Includes 76 activities designed to motivate beginning readers through use of the newspaper. Activities focus on language arts, writing, social studies, science, health and math. A great way to introduce the newspaper to this youngest group of students.

29. Civic Participation And Community Action Sourcebook PREP Community Mapping activities PREP Mapping a Healthy Leaning A citizenship classlearns civics by advocating issue of gun control to teach students about http://hub1.worlded.org/docs/vera/index1.htm

Civic Participation and Community Action Sourcebook A Resource for Adult Educators Published by the New England Literacy Resource Center Edited by Andy Nas h See the book and selected activities below, but click here to order a copy of the entire book. Table of Contents Acknowledgments Introduction Section 1: Finding Connections to Communities and Issues Section Introduction Lessons Learned: Realities of a Community Project by Amy R. Trawick Reflections on how one class settled on reachable goals PREP: Get on the Bus PREP: Goal-Setting with the EFF Citizen/Community Member Role Map ... Finding the Moment by Michael Blackwell and Anita Armbrister Two GED teachers struggle to find issues that motivate students to connect learning to community PREP: Community Mapping Activities PREP: Mapping a Healthy Community First First Lay the Groundwork by Margaret Anderson A teacher describes the many twists and turns her class took as they tried to find a project PREP: Paper Quilt Connections PREP: Ways in to Thinking about Our Connections to Community PREP: Building Community Visions PREP: Talking about Power Section 2: Holding Decision-Makers Accountable Section Introduction Vermont Students Win Resources and Action by Carolyn Bronz and Lou Dorwaldt

30. ED425051 1999-01-00 Outdoor Education And The Development Of social and technology skills, and civics, among many areas, and aims to teach environmentalawareness and build selfconfidence through activities that include http://www.ericfacility.net/databases/ERIC_Digests/ed425051.html

31. GIRLTALKBACK.ORG and diaries is used to teach girls to Other civics projects include environmentalmaster planning as a to use technical equipment, and do activities that are http://www.girltalkback.org/workshops/workshops.html

Nontraditional Activities Installing a Computer Hard Drive Changing a Car Tire Fixing Plumbing Working a Television Camera Opening a Bank Account Learning Flash Animation Coming Soon- Apprenticeships Nontraditional activities workshops teach girls new skills and build self-esteem by challenging their assumptions about what is expected of them, such as self-reliance, technological and financial independence. Also their ability to accomplish "tough tasks that only men normally know how to do." Girls have the opportunity to increase their economic power by being conditioned to understand technology and finance at a young age and can be encouraged to enter jobs that are nontraditional to women with higher incomes. Coming soon: Success stories from NEW, Nontraditional Employment for Women

32. Civics Online - [Re]Envisioning The Democratic Community Resources http//www.civnet.org/resoures/teach.htm This and resources related toK-12 civics education intriguing history of New York, do activities to learn http://www.civics-online.org/teachers/teacherresources.cfm

Resources for Teachers A listing of useful online resources for teaching and thinking about Civic Education Primary Sources and Content Materials Harry S. Truman Library and Museum http://www.trumanlibrary.org/ A sites for documents, images and related resource from the Harry S. Truman Museum. Making of America http://moa.umdl.umich.edu/ Making of America (MOA) is a digital library of primary sources in American social history from the antebellum period through reconstruction. The collection is particularly strong in the subject areas of education, psychology, American history, sociology, religion, and science and technology. Internment of San Francisco Japanese - Museum of the City of San Francisco - http://www.sfmuseum.org/war/evactxt.html Record of Japanese Internment as recorded in The San Francisco News from March 2, 1942 to April 30, 1942. Includes complete newspaper articles from period and links to related resources. American Memory http://lcweb2.loc.gov/ammem/ammemhome.html

33. High School $36.95 teacher Resource Manual Student activities Book $17.95 at Work A newway to teach and to learn Focus on Economics civics and Government, Focus on http://store.ncee.net/highschool.html

"Three essential publications" "One of NCEE’s most popular publications revised and updated for 2003." $49.95 - 2 book set $13.95 - Student Activities Books - each "Students explore and practice decision-making skills in relation to life, school, and work." $27.95 - Teacher Resource Manual $13.95- Student Application Journal "14 activity based lessons that make economics come alive" Meeting the Challenges of Global Development $25.00 - Regular Price Featured Price: $20.00 Grades 9-12 "Help students apply economics and decision-making skills to the real world of earning and spending an income, savings, using credit, and managing money." $27.95 - Teacher Resource Manual: 9-12 $13.95 - Student Exercises: 9-12 $11.95 - Parent's Guide: 6-12 "A unique college-level economics course for high school students." $49.95 - Teacher Resource Manual $19.95 - Microeconomics: Student Activities $19.95 - Macroeconomics: Student Activities Second Edition "A basic economics curriculum for high school students." $29.95 - Teacher Resource Manual "Use stock market simulations to teach students economic principles."

34. SCOE Census 2000 as Census 2000 guest lecturers in civics classes at involved in school and communityactivities that motivate Remember, teach CENSUS WEEK is March 1317, 2000 http://www.scoe.net/features/census2000/activities.html

School-Based Outreach Census 2000 Info Sacramento County Office of Education This is your future. Don't leave it blank. Home School-Based Outreach Census in the Schools Teacher's Guide Principal's Guide Census in Schools - A Scrapbook ... Video Broadcast Guide Suggested School Activities Ideas for School-Wide Activities and Events Wristbands Beginning the week of March 27, students and school staff are encouraged to wear the bright green "I Count" wristbands which were supplied mid-March by the Sacramento County Office of Education. Field Trips Civics classes can visit the local city hall and hear from an elected official why participation in Census 2000 benefits the community. Student "Census Leadership" Council High school student councils can serve as Census 2000 "guest lecturers" in civics classes at their campus, or they can arrange a school assembly. Recognize students with a Census 2000 "Census Leadership" certificate. Guest Speakers Invite an elected official, civic leader, school superintendent or school board member to speak about the value of an accurate Census count in your community. Speakers may also be available from your local Census office. Student News Media Student-operated radio stations may use Census 2000 public service message scripts.

35. A Teacher's Journal: The Historical Inquiry-Based Civics Classroom been assigned Eighth Grade US civics and Economics part of the training to teach thatcourse also engage in experiential learning activities, writing activities http://www.cyberlearning-world.com/journal/day3.htm

A Teacher's Journal: Day 3 July 10, 2002 "The Historical Inquiry-Based Civics Classroom " The 2002-2003 school year will see me returning to the block schedule after a two-year detour at Sterling Middle School. From 1997 to 2000, I taught US Government and Computer Applications on the four-by-four block schedule at North Hagerstown High School in Washington County, MD. In preparation for the transition there, the faculty underwent intense training in cooperative learning techniques. Even before that transition, the North High staff had been through the effort to shape the 9th grade into interdisciplinary teams (called ITO for Interdisciplinary Team Organization). The ninth grade Social Studies, English, Science and Math teachers operated with a common planning period and most of their students were taught as a block among the four teachers. Teachers created cross-curriculum units, which I converted into web pages. These units can be found on-line at http://www.cyberlearning-world.com

36. Jason Weidert teaching civics and World History. Group activities teach students how to work ina team seiting and how to be responsible for their individual performance on http://netgate.newnanutilities.org/~stquesin/weidert.htm

Mr. Jason Weidert (This page includes staff biography, schedule and syllabus for the classes that they are presently teaching.) Email: jason.weidert@cowetaschools.org Born and raised in Rochester, New York. Earned his Bachelor's Degree in History from Canisius College in Buffalo, New York. Played four years Division I soccer at Canisius. Presently serving as Head Soccer Coach at Newnan High School. Teaching Civics and World History. Websites NHS Soccer Website Class Web Site General (Later Field Marshal) Erwin Rommel Schedule 2002-2003 First Term: First Block- Plan Second Block- World History Third Block- World History Fourth Block- Adv. World History -T Second Term First Block- Plan Second Block- World History Third Block- Adv. World History Fourth Block- Adv. World History Syllabus- World History Course Goal World History is a course designed to help you understand the journey of the human race from the dawn of civilization to the present day. This course will briefly touch on various regions of the world and the important events that occurred within these regions. Throughout this course we will strive to feel and understand the romance, tragedy and triumphs of the human race. Grading Policy Group Grade 20% Homework 15% Tests 25% Nine Weeks Test 20% Participation 10% Final Paper 100/0 Agenda Entries Students will be expected to bring their agenda to class every day. There will be a vocabulary question asked at the end of every class that must be recorded into the student's agenda under the date that the question was assigned. Agenda Entries will count as your participation grade.

37. Nevada Adult Education: What's New 1, 1999 and ending June 30, 2004) apply also to English Literacy/civics activities. systemsthat recognize an educator's readiness to teach, Nevada's outcome http://www.literacynet.org/nvadulted/whatsnew.html

ESL Curriculum Nevada Five Year State Plan for Adult Basic Education State of Nevada Five Year State Plan for Adult Education English Literacy/Civics Revision ... Funding for Special Projects ESL Curriculum 1. ESL LOW INTERMEDIATE CORE CURRICULUM Course Information Organization State of Nevada: Adult Basic Education Instructional Level Low Intermediate ABE/ESL Developers Claudia Bianca-DeBay, Beth Bradford, JoAnn Coleman Paul Marsala Inception Date May 1, 2002 Target Population Low Intermediate ABE/ESL Learners The purpose of this course is to address important competencies at the low intermediate level. Students at this level function satisfactorily in the use of English in basic survival situations related to their needs. They still need to acquire more skills that will help them function more independently in their jobs, such as handling job training and work situations that involve oral communication skills on both a non-technical and technical level. They also need to know how to interpret written directions and other related materials. 2. ESL LOW ADVANCED CORE CURRICULUM

38. 404 Error and technology resources—and how they teach with them. a week also had higher civicsscores than to support specific socialstudies activities and projects http://www.ciconline.com/Enrichment/Teaching/learningwithtechnology/archives_mag

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39. NPR : Civics Lessons Beyond The Classroom the Classroom Volunteering May Not teach Students About Part 3 civics LessonsBeyond the Classroom. 49% see volunteering for community activities as most http://www.npr.org/display_pages/features/feature_905341.html

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40. Civics civics Online; Civnet; Congressional Pictorial Dictionary; Decisions Trips/ Simulations,Puzzles/ Games/ Quizzes/ activities, Resources. So You Think You Can teach? http://www.fpg.unc.edu/~access/Civics.htm

ACCESS Civics Links Arranged by Middle School National Social Studies Standards Funded by the U.S. Department of Education, Projects of National Significance Authority: PL 105-17, Individuals with Disabilities Education Act Click here to download Acrobat Reader for FREE. TOPICS: Foundations of the American Political System Principles of Democracy Roles of the Citizen Lesson Plans Scavenger Hunts/ Treasure Hunts/ WebQuests Virtual Field Trips/ Simulations Puzzles/ Games/ Quizzes/ Activities Resources to top Analyzing Civil Liberties in Wake of Sept.11 Attacks Candidate Civics ... Presidents 1 game Presidents 2 game Presidents 3 game World's Smallest Political Quiz Around Federal Government American Experience: Presidents Awesome Library Government ... White House for Kids Lesson Plans Scavenger Hunts/ Treasure Hunts/ WebQuests Virtual Field Trips/ Simulations Puzzles/ Games/ Quizzes/ Activities Resources Foundations of the American Political System to top Ballad for Freedom Opportunity Commission Freedom Forum ... Why Do We Need a Government?

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