Maggie Heimbaugh

pre-service early childhood educator! | @etowncollege ‘23

[Maggie Heimbaugh @missheimbaugh]

This short video includes numerous books/films to connect not only to Social Studies instruction, but to ELA, science, and even math. These important historical resources can facilitate powerful educational experiences for students of all ages. #SSMethods

[Kate Jones @KateJones_teach]

As part of my new role @EvidenceInEdu I’m learning about & exploring the Model for Great Teaching.

I believe all teachers & leaders would benefit from reading this evidence review. Free access here https://t.co/vgKOCDEHx9

[Maggie Heimbaugh @missheimbaugh]

@missfischer415 Miss Fischer! Thank you for your great ideas related to scenario-based learning and role playing in relation to Social Studies instruction! :) I think it could be so interesting to use role playing when discussing the three branches of government with young students. #SSMethods

[Maggie Heimbaugh @missheimbaugh]

Through the use of learning models and lecture alternatives like Bloom’s Spiral, project-based learning, gamification, and virtual field trips, seemingly complex Social Studies concepts are made relevant and interesting to students. Great ideas to remember! #SSMethods

[TCEA @TCEA]

Because it shouldn't always be a lecture.

https://t.co/R78FkfqwKO via @teachthought
#education #teachertwitter #educhat

[Maggie Heimbaugh @missheimbaugh]

It’s fantastic to see so many books about important historical figures and events displayed in this elementary library. When teachers and students have access to these high quality resources, authentic learning in Social Studies is more easily achieved. #SSMethods

[PISDELEMSS @PISDELEMSS]

Gardens Elementary’s library showcasing Social Studies mentor texts. Boosting accessibility to books for teachers and students! @PISD_LandIM #pisdsocialstudies

[Brian Booker @MrBookerEDU]

Spent the night with #SSMethods from the @EDDeptEtown at @EtownCollege's High Library to learn how K-12 educators can collaborate with archivists to bring history to life for their students! Can't wait to see the final products next week!

[Maggie Heimbaugh @missheimbaugh]

The concept of notice and wonder is a great teaching strategy that’s cross curricular and can be utilized in social studies with young learners. Thanks for highlighting @edutopia ! #SSMethods

[edutopia @edutopia]

Spend the first 5 minutes of math class getting students to notice and wonder how math shows up in their world!
https://t.co/8O2oXMMphk

[Education Week Opinion @EdWeekOpinion]

8 ways to make social studies classes culturally responsive. #EWOpinion @LarryFerlazzo https://t.co/gJMi3cX4kf

[MindShift @MindShiftKQED]

Phrases like "just relax" or "calm down" aren't always helpful to students.

#Sketchnote via @WeAreTeachers

[Katie Caprino @KCapLiteracy]

My #EtownLiteracyMethods set goals for themselves by creating vision boards! #creativity #literacy #SEL @EtownCollege