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2021 Curriculum Units Vol 6: Philosophical Foundations of Education

P is for Confidence: Philosophical Questions Build Student Confidence

March 2, 2022 – 3:20 pm

Deborah Brown, English, Chambers High School

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2021 Curriculum Units Vol 6: Philosophical Foundations of Education

Flexible Philosophy in 5th Grade

March 2, 2022 – 3:16 pm

Danica Wolfe, 5th Grade, Oakhurst STEAM Academy

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Tags collaborative philosophical inquiry, critical thinking, ethics, flexible, inquiry, Mathematical Practices, morality, Philosophy, reasoning, reflective discourse, speaking and listening, transferable skills | Permalink | Comments Off

Inequality: Words by American Women

March 20, 2019 – 1:34 pm

Tina Jones-McDow, English, Rocky River High School

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Tags central idea, Dignity, double standard, empowerment, era, evaluate the structure of an argument, Feminism, feminist, freedom rights, Gender, inalienable, inequality. Equality. Equity. Privilege, inquiry, Justice, persuasive techniques, power of persuasion, Prejudice, public advocacy, respect, Rhetoric, Rights, rights (legal claims), social movement, status, stereotype, suffrage, text evidence, tone, values (moral claims), violation | Permalink | Comments Off

2017 Curriculum Units Vol 5: Doing Science: Hands-On Learning in the Laboratory

Avoiding Cookie Cutter Science with Gifted Children by Moving Students through the Inquiry Process

January 31, 2018 – 5:31 pm

Meg Shuman, Fourth Grade, Barringer Academic Center

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Tags Elementary School, force and motion, friction, graphing, infographics, inquiry, Laboratory, Newton’s Laws of Motion, Physics, Science, Science Fair | Permalink | Comments Off

2017 Curriculum Units Vol 5: Doing Science: Hands-On Learning in the Laboratory

Scientists Answer Their Own Questions!

January 31, 2018 – 5:27 pm

Jessica Silva, Science Lab, Rama Road ES

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…a Constitution? Using Metacognitive Inquiry to Disaggregate Democracy in North Carolina

January 29, 2016 – 12:17 pm

Calen Randolph Clifton, Social Studies, Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School

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Tags constitution, democratic ideals, evidence, federalism, History, inquiry, metacognition, Middle School, modeling, popular sovereignty, primary sources, republicanism, separation of powers, Social Studies, struggling readers, think-aloud | Permalink | Comments Off

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