You know it's too late to be grading when you have to google whether or not you spelled "muscles" correctly. (to be fair, I'm a history teacher...not a science teacher lol) #endoftheyear#highschool#grading#mskellysworld
A #writingprompt in my class asks students to take on the #perspective of a German in the 1930s and to describe why they would/wouldn't have supported Hitler. This student has a good point: "Adolf can do many great things, and besides, who do we have to turn to but him?" 1/3
It's important to remember that #hindsight is 20/20, and it's easy to say, "How could people have supported Hitler?" Germans were desperate at that time. It was literally less expensive to burn money than it was to burn wood. 2/3
I think we sometimes forget that to the people at the time, World War I was just World War. They had no idea another was coming. That's why they used names like "The Great War" or "The War to End All Wars." #randomhistorythoughts#mskellysworld#worldhistory
Sorry, folks - been absent from Twitter for a week because of...well...a few reasons. Hopefully I'll be back swinging soon! In the meantime, I just learned about a town in #PA called Jersey Shore. Why? Check out the link in thread. #JerseyShorePA#mskellysworld
"Mr. Watson, come here, I want to see you." Who uttered these famous words on this day in 1876? Why was it such a momentous occasion? #thisdayinhistory#mskellysworld#worldhistory
Spent time last night learning how to use the @unladylike2020 section of #PBSLearningMedia online. We looked specifically at indigenous women. Which would you like to learn about? Is there another woman you would add? #mskellysworld#ushistory https://t.co/hgdBq0nHVV
We're thrilled that all 26 episodes of our series + our documentary "Unladylike2020: The Changemakers" is now part of @PBS Documentaries on Amazon @PrimeVideo !: We're so excited to have these stories of unsung women reach more viewers- watch + share at!: https://t.co/r7yP7xr5Iv
Happy Women's History Month! Spend some time learning more about the women who shape our world. Check out our website for virtual exhibits, biographies, classroom-ready resources for educators, upcoming events, and more. https://t.co/os3OxD6Fi3
#WomensHistoryMonth