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Platform- Website

Username- Musings of a History Gal

Information shared on the platform/in the specific resource- Tips for new &i incoming high school teachers on how to survive throughout the year (without being too overwhelmed by the change.)

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5 Survival Tips for New High School Teachers

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New to teaching high school? These 5 tips will make your life easier!

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Platform- Tiktok

Username- @studentcenteredworld

Information shared on the platform/in the specific resource- classroom management hack/ game for middle & high school students to help improve behavior and motivate participation in class.

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It was so simple, yet it worked #classroommanagement #highschoolteacher #teachertips #teachersoftiktok #teacher

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@studentcenteredworld
It was so simple, yet it worked #classroommanagement #highschoolteacher #teachertips #teachersoftiktok #teacher
♬ original sound - Student-Centered World

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Platform- Tiktok

Username- @msjohnsonsela

Information shared on the platform/in the specific resource- how to teach accountability to high school/middle school by using student made sheets for how they earned their grades instead of the teacher "giving" them the grade.

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Things I wish I would’ve known in my first year of teaching: a quick lesson on teaching accountability!  #highschoolteacher #hsteacher #teacher #teachertok #teachersoftiktok #tfa #firstyearteachertips #firstyearteachers #accountability #edutok #lesson #edutokmotivation 

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@msjohnsonsela
Things I wish I would’ve known in my first year of teaching: a quick lesson on teaching accountability! #highschoolteacher #hsteacher #teacher #teachertok #teachersoftiktok #tfa #firstyearteachertips #firstyearteachers #accountability #edutok #lesson #edutokmotivation
♬ Love You So - The King Khan & BBQ Show

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Platform- Tiktok

Username- @ms.edens

Information shared on the platform/in the specific resource- raffle system for high school/middle school that encourages good behavior and is a good classroom management hack/reward system.

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Who says you can’t bribe high school students? 🤩 #raffletime #teachersoftiktok #proton #teachertips

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@ms.edens
Who says you can’t bribe high school students? 🤩 #raffletime #teachersoftiktok #proton #teachertips
♬ Taste It - TELL YOUR STORY music by Ikson™

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Platform- Tiktok

Username- @mrsspedteacher

Information shared on the platform/in the specific resource- teaching hack that reminds educator of professionalism when interacting with students and also ensures that each students is being interacted with instead of being "forgotten" or ignored in class and potentially not getting the help that they may need.

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It’s scary but effective 😂 all about the mindset #teaching #teacher #teacherproblems #teachertok #teachers #teachersoftiktok #highschoolsped #spedteacher #teachertips #teacherhacks #GenshinImpact34 

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@mrsspedteacher
It’s scary but effective 😂 all about the mindset #teaching #teacher #teacherproblems #teachertok #teachers #teachersoftiktok #highschoolsped #spedteacher #teachertips #teacherhacks #GenshinImpact34
♬ Roxanne - Instrumental - Califa Azul

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Platform- Website

Username- Musings of a History Gal

Information shared on the platform/in the specific resource- Classroom Content help for teachers to help mix in geography aspects into history lessons. Gives examples and resources for sprinkling it into the lesson.

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What's the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear the word "Geography?" Chances are, it isn't "History." But, geography and history are intimately intertwined. It's extremely difficult to teach history without touching on geography. Geography helps us understand why civilizations emerged in Mesopotamia, why certain economies developed, why wars were lost, and even why some civilizations flourished while others failed. Students cannot truly understand a period of history without also understanding the geographical context surrounding that time period.

One way to incorporate geography is to use the 5 Themes of Geography as a lens to view history.
Location: Every civilization and country has an absolute and relative location. The absolute location of a civilization significantly impacts the history of that civilization. Through the centuries, changes in transportation and technology have changed the relative location of civilizations and countries.

Place: Every civilization and country has physical and human characteristics. These characteristics shaped the developed of the civilizations and countries.

Human and Environmental Interactions: Civilizations and countries depend on, adapt, and modify the environment around them. Examples of this stretch back to the Neolithic Revolution and are prevalent today.

Movement: Throughout the millennia, history was shaped when people, goods, technology, and ideas spread throughout regions and the world.

Regions: Areas with similar characteristics have formed and changed throughout history.

Geographic features of every time period have significant contextual information to offer students. For example, to study the rise of civilizations and empires without identifying why cities like Rome and London emerged where they did, leaves a void in student understanding.

Have you ever tried to teach World War II without referring to a map? Probably not. But, the key is to go a little deeper. Have students really look at the map. Why did Germany choose to invade France where it did? Why did the Soviet Union want Finland and the Baltic States? What helped Switzerland remain neutral? What geographic reasons did Japan have for expanding their empire? The list of questions goes on and on.

At this point, I know what you're thinking that this sounds like a lot of extra work. And extra work, we all know, is the number one enemy of any classroom teacher. But, the good news is that there are some really great tools out there to help aid the process. Make technology work for you!

1. Start with integrating the use of Google Earth, a program whose benefits to educators appear to be never ending (you'll need to download Chrome to do this). As a beginning point, investigate the use of kmz files. These are files that automate a journey across the globe in Google Earth, with information overlayed. For more information on how to use Google Earth, check here.

2. A fantastically interactive online tool is Scribble Maps, a site that allows students to overlay their own information on maps.

3. To get political about history, use Gapminder, a site that helps students compare and contrast important statistics by country over time.

Embrace geography and broaden your students' understanding of history!

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Integrating Geography into Your History Class

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What's the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear the word "Geography?" Chances are, it isn't "History." But, geography and history are intimately intertwined. It's extremely difficult to teach history without touching on geography. Geography helps us understand why civilizations emerged in Mesopotamia, why certain economies developed, why wars were lost, and even why some civilizations flourished while others failed.

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Platform- Twitter

Username- @PlayBlooket

Information shared on the platform/in the specific resource-
With score reports and question analysis, teachers can easily understand how their students are performing and identify areas that they may need to review again.

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Tweets by PlayBlooket

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Platform- Spotify Podcasts

Username- Prof Greg Jackson

Information shared on the platform/in the specific resource- HTDS is a bi-weekly podcast, delivering a legit, seriously researched, hard-hitting survey of American history through entertaining stories.

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Listen to History That Doesn't Suck on Spotify.

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Platform- Website/Tiktok

Username- @studentcenteredworld

Information shared on the platform/in the specific resource- Tips for teachers to ignite motivation in their students

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Student-Centered World: A Student-Centered Learning Resource

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Did you know that there are programs out there that grade FOR YOU? And not only do they grade for you, but you don't have to reinvent the wheel. Many of these programs take assignments that you ALREADY USE and with the click of a few buttons, you have your own personal teacher's assistant, giving you your life back. Imagine having grades for your students instantly...data to immediately answer any questions from parents or administration...and TIME in your life to do what you want to do.

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Student-Centered World: A Student-Centered Learning Resource ⋆

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Did you know that there are programs out there that grade FOR YOU? And not only do they grade for you, but you don't have to reinvent the wheel. Many of these programs take assignments that you ALREADY USE and with the click of a few buttons, you have your own personal teacher's assistant, giving you your life back.

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Platform- Twitter

Username- Kahoot

Information shared on the platform/in the specific-resource-  Can use Kahoot to introduce new topics, review, reward, and collect data for formative assessment.

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Tweets by Kahoot

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Platform- Twitter

Username- @quizlet

Information shared on the platform/in the specific resource- Helps differentiate review for students, and incorporate collaboration and teamwork skills.