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Neff teachers rocking it with utilizing maps as a super teaching tool for student learning! @NISDPatNeff #Teachingwithmaps
#Maps are an excellent entry point to understanding the pivotal role of geography in the #AmericanRevolution. Check out our Unrest in Boston map set that features maps, primary sources and inquiry questions to engage students here: https://t.co/8fzjGKRg8U #teachingwithmaps
What does this map tell us about democracy in the United States? We've been working with students from @TheEnglishHS to look at maps that visualize larger systems, change over time, and the push & pull of American democracy. What do you see?
#MapMonday #TeachingWithMaps
We've been busy mapping with the Margarita Muñiz Academy in Jamaica Plain! Learn more about our latest intersession course and our initiative with Boston Public Schools: https://t.co/Db2i2xPz87
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On this day in 1773, 342 chests of tea were dumped into Boston Harbor during what later became known as the Boston Tea Party.
Want to learn more about the landscape of colonial Boston? https://t.co/3SVkDlbjU2
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Hey educators! Registration is open for our online class Empowering Maptivists in collaboration with @NatlHumanities.
https://t.co/t1LiIGJLf7
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Our friends @NewAmericanHist created a great teaching resource on gerrymandering and redistricting using maps including "The Gerry-Mander!" from our collections.
Check it out! https://t.co/47TuHfqO2A
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We're highlighting a selection of our K-12 lessons and resources in honor of Indigenous People’s Heritage Month. Read more:
https://t.co/HaAqJI89pM
#NativeAmericanHeritageMonth
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K-12 educators! Sign up for Redlining Maps and their Legacy on 11/18 from 3-4:30 PM EST, part of our Small Bites series for teachers. https://t.co/ePWi4jy29p
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Our latest #teachingwithmaps lesson uses map pairings to help students understand Boston, from demographics to climate change.
Check out Visualizing Boston here along with our other #Maptivists lessons: https://t.co/Foz9ArHS4T
We were so delighted to do some #teachingwithmaps with in-person students from the Neighborhood School in JP last week!
Want to try out the “Kids Count!” lesson they participated in? Follow the link here: https://t.co/9LEClXFLQj
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Teachers! Join us for the second Small Bites session looking at a lesson developed to explore community change through maps and other resources.
https://t.co/uz9z4KDxUM
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Hey teachers! Join us for our Educator Social and Map Give-away on September 23, 3-5:30 pm.
Take home FREE CLASSROOM MAPS and tour the Bending Lines exhibition. Sign up: https://t.co/Iu2fCS027g
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Get students thinking critically about maps with our world map sort activity. Follow the link to learn more—and happy sorting! #teachingwithmaps
https://t.co/s3kljAnomL
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A map key, also called a legend, is the part of a map that explains what the symbols, colors or codes on a map mean.
If you're #teachingwithmaps, check out our glossary of mappy terms—like "serio-comic map"—in the education section of our Bending Lines exhibition: https://t.co/HtVm9L8BKp
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@NEHgov @NEH_Education William Blaeu, the premier Dutch map and globe maker of that period, published this map of New York and New England based largely on Block's reports. Oriented with west at the top, it is the first printed map to depict details of the interior of New England. #TeachingWithMaps
In our summer @NEHgov workshop, teachers will look at this 1565 map of New France and consider the question: "what does the idea of a 'new world' have to do with this map?" What do you think?
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This week in #TeachingWithMaps we feature Maps for Artist-Teachers, a series of art-based exercises. Art teachers will find activities based around color theory, contour line and perspective drawing. #English, #humanities and #SocialStudies #teachers can use maps from this set...
Our latest #TeachingWithMaps spotlight is Native Presence and Settler Colonialism: A Story of Land and Maps. This set of lessons introduces students to an 1837 map created by members of the Báxoje/Ioway tribal community and asks them to compare it with one made...
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