All Articles are divided by subject and are posted in the order that they appeared with the newest being at the top and the oldest being down further on the list. IF you find a link has become broken or links to the wrong page please let me know in the comments.
Civ Lab:
Gamification Collection:
How to Gamify Reviewing: Ms. Kinkoph Style (This is a twist on Jeopardy, deal or no deal, and something made up)
My First Steps as a Gaming Teacher
My First Steps as a Gaming Teacher
Lessons: (Newest to Oldest)
Articles of Confederation: A Lesson on America’s 1st Governmental Document
Newseum Andrew Jackson Dossier Project
Rapid Fire Reading: A Reading Rotation
DBQ 360 Results
Wikipedia: It's Not Totally Evil
Frosty The Snowman: Criminal?
Sole Results: Was the US Successful from 1781-1789?
Tech .5 + Creativity .5 = Colonial Fashion Lesson
The Uses of Padlet
Hispanics in the Civil War
Reading Aloud with a Partner: A Secondary School Reading Strategy
Thoughts on Teaching: (Newest to Oldest)
My Plan For The Year
How I Survived the Education Reset Button
Please Excuse my dust...
Teachers and Coaches as Cultural Warriors
Every Moment is A Gift: A Quick List of the Gifts of A Classroom
Creating Educational Art: What is stopping you?
The Riches of Teaching
My 1st Attempt at a Podcast
My Thoughts on Teaching Grit
It's Been A Year: My First Volg Post
I Don't Care Anymore
Does Having a Blog For Your Students Work? (10 Tips on how to get started)
The Power of Social Media and Education (Pics of Kronborg Castle)
Being Abroad Changed My Perspective On The United States and My Classroom
Teaching is Hard...
Do You Find A Lot of Students Using The Blog?
The SOLE and Sugata Mitra's Experiment
Being a Teacher and Staying Fit
Organization
3 Things I Learned About Classroom Management This Year
A Note to New Teachers
What Do I Love Most About Teaching?
Edweek Teaching History by Encouraging Curiosity Analysis and Summary
Teaching: Every Year Begins Anew
The Chronicle of Higher Education: The Rise of the Helicopter Teacher
Schwarten's List Of How To Be A Beast In School
Annenberg Learner -Newseum teacher Institute
Annenberg Newseum Summer Institute 2014- Application Response
Teach Like Andrew Jackson
Is the STEM Crisis a Myth?
A Look At The Past - Excited About The Future
It wasn't that way when I went to school.
Student Creativity: Memories of Jurassic Park Style Blue Prints, Black Clouds, and A Whole Lot of Questions
Making The Proverbial Difference: Students Are More Than Numbers. They Are People.
It's The Little Things
1st Post For Teacher Thoughts
Students/Memories:
Andrew Jackson: Student Blogs
Test Day
The Drawing of A Goatee: The Surprise Reason
Breaking Bread With Family During The School Day (Catholic Schools Week Lunch)
Is Jack Black a Descendant of Paul Revere?
30 Day Blogging Challenge
CivLab Partners:
http://civlabmd.blogspot.com/
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