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Lesson
Plans
One advantage
of participating in the Teachers of Government program is that it
allows teachers the opportunity to network with others in their
field. During the two weeks, the program provides structured opportunities
that promote sharing ideas and best practices with one another.
As a result
of those experiences, past Teachers of Government participants have
submitted lesson plans to be used by other teachers of government
who may benefit from their ideas. Some of the lesson plans were
generated as part of a requirement to receive credit for their participation
in this program, while others wanted to share a lesson plan that
they believed was exceptional. Click on links listed below to access
the lesson plans.
Amendment
Re-Do
Civil
War Diary
The
Class Constitution
Drama
in the Social Studies Classroom
Earth:
The Apple of Our Eye
Fuedal
Japan and the Role of the Samurai
Freedom
of Expression (PowerPoint presentation)
Freedom:
What Has It Come To Mean?
Government
of the World Unit Plan
Government:
More than Democrats and Republicans
"Heroes
Salute" Lesson Plan
History
Comes to Life
Locke
v. Rousseau - Two Ideas of Popular Sovereignty
Made
in China
Mock
Supreme Court Case
Population
Pyramids: A Graphic Tool for Interpretation and Analysis
Presidential
Race
Rule
of Law
Slave
Debate: Directions and Rubric
South
Carolina History
South
Carolina Signers of the Constitution: A Biography
Using
Primary Source Documents in the Classroom
What
are your Rights?
What
is America?
Who
Elects the President? A look at the Electoral College in America
and its alternatives
WWII:
Nationalist and Independence Movements
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