If you are headed to Athens tomorrow for the annual conference of @gasocstudies(GCSS), be sure to check in with @davidjohnolson at the @retroreport booth in the Exhibit Hall AND we will present a session together on “The New Age of Teaching the Cold War.”
Hope to see you there!
Thank you to @ParadeMagazine for this feature of “In Pursuit: Lessons of American Leadership," a @RetroReport special based on @InPursuitUSA by More Perfect. The special premieres Oct. 27 at 10/9c (check local listings) on @PBS. Read the full article here: https://t.co/RLolrmDuAe
Did you know that more than a dozen Retro Report videos are paired with #APGOV FRQs on our website? Access resources on gerrymandering, free speech and campaign finance today: https://t.co/lATaRzhE4Q
Completed my Suffrage Movement unit with this @RetroReport lesson, @SuffsMusical on @PBS, and
this lesson I wrote for the @ConstitutionCtr
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Loved sharing the new 9/11 @RetroReport video. My students were so engaged and asked so many amazing questions. Thankful for this organization & the resources they provide to educators. If we want the next generation to remember & care, we have to share the stories of that day.
Co-sign. The @RetroReport 9/11 Heroes video is also great, but if you are looking for something more hopeful, interviews with the now-grown children from the daycare are pretty amazing.
On Sept. 11, 2001, educators at the Children’s Discovery Center became unexpected heroes, guiding dozens of children to safety. Hear from 4 survivors and explore their firsthand accounts of 9/11 with this resource:https://t.co/nRVqdhgGJj
Have you shown one of our free 9/11 short docs in your classroom this week?
Hear how Monique Tait, a member of Retro Report's Council of Educators, uses our 9/11 resources in her classroom. Access our full Teaching About 9/11 collection today: https://t.co/GbURPSdb2x
Are you teaching your students about 9/11 this week? Browse our Teaching About 9/11 collection to access several short films, each accompanied by a lesson plan and student activity. Plus, check out our latest 9/11 short doc. Learn more: https://t.co/GbURPSdb2x
FREE EDUCATOR WEBINAR: How can we help students understand the events of 9/11 — and the lasting impact they continue to have — 25 years later?
Join @davidjohnolson, Director of Education at Retro Report, and @CoachDKendrick, NCSS President-Elect, for a conversation focused on practical classroom resources and strategies for teaching 9/11. They’ll highlight resources from Retro Report, the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, and other trusted sources to help students explore this pivotal moment in history. R.S.V.P.: https://t.co/F0NCV4YU0c
Sept. 11, 2001, started as a normal day for teacher Onica Sarjeant as she traveled to work at the Children’s Discovery Center in the World Trade Center. But when she emerged from the subway, she saw an incomprehensible sight: a gaping hole in the side of one of the twin towers. Hear her 9/11 recollection in a new video: https://t.co/V9CobkQtMQ