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Elevator Pitch

This is a great way to summarize information - quick way to assess what students have learned.  Here are some resources to help!

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A Culture of Thinking

Thinking tools to help strengthen and deepen your students' ability to think.

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http://acultureofthinking.weebly.com/listing-of-routines.html

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Living on a Dollar

This short film depicts two college students going to Guatemala to live off of $1 a day.  Can be used to address SDG#1. 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBjoQi1p21Q&has_verified=1

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Photographs

Time Magazine goes beyond the 100 most influential photos to find out their stories.

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http://100photos.time.com/

National Geographic

Resources available to educators and students alike – including professional development for teachers to virtual expeditions for students.

https://www.nationalgeographic.org/education/

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Teaching Tolerance

This organization has a variety of resources including classroom lessons, texts, posters, and others to help teachers with topics such as Race & Ethnicity, Religion, Ability, Class, Immigration, Gender & Sexuality, Bullying & Bias, and Rights & Activism. 

 

https://www.tolerance.org/

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Six Word Memoirs

These may be associated with Hemingway.  They can be used in a variety of ways but the idea behind it is to use only six words to explain, describe something (usually self).  Could be a great way to have students summarize what they have learned or tell a bit more about themselves - especially in the remote learning environment.

 

https://www.sixwordmemoirs.com/community/six-in-schools

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