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Welcome! This site is a depository of
lessons and files related to my teaching experiences over the years as
well as a place to surf news, participate in interactive online
learning and research on US History, American Foreign Policy,
Multicultural Studies and Debate Theory. It is my hope that you will
find this site engaging, resourceful and ultimately, very usable.
Please
let
me know if there are any problems. Enjoy. |
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A WIKI is
a website that allows users to create, edit and link webpages
together. Using a wiki host designed specifically for
teachers, students here can learn from their collaborative work, peer review and group
writing projects. |
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My BLOG is a collection of personal writings which offer a
reflection on teaching, activism, policy, and more. The blog
is also designed to model journal writing for my students. Blogs are powerful forms of written
self-expression. |
Using the
FORUM, students can discuss topics studied in class,
share research, and question one another in a moderated online
community. Students here can gain valuable experience in
collaborative dialogue and writing. |
The PODCASTS collected here are audio files recorded to help
students review content covered in class, sometimes in more depth.
Students also will create their own audio and video podcasts for
individual and group projects. |
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I had
long debated whether I would be a political advocate on a
website that my students would see and use. Today, I no
longer have doubts. I must be an agent of change in
my world to be true to myself. We have an historic
opportunity for change. The differences in foreign policy,
energy security, taxes, economic planning, health care and more
are too great.
We must act. |
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