For Teachers Who Want to Share WHG Teaching Strategies and Resources
Hey all, Just curious to know at what grade level this course is taught in your districts. WHG is a freshman course for us in Wyoming Public.
Started by Josh Baumbach in Middle School. Last reply by Bill Strickland Jan 23.
So as the 1st semester winds down, I always find myself asking, "Did I get to all that I wanted to cover by the end of the semester?" So let me ask all of you a question. Where are you in the CEs? F…
Started by Bill Strickland in Course Basics Jan 9.
Stan, et al. Yes! I love the MGA's GeoHistogram. I've attached a copy of the pdf here. Its works better in color when I project it onto the whiteboard in the front of my room, but I also made b/w co…
Tagged: geohistogram
Started by Bill Strickland in Teaching Resources. Last reply by Anthony Salciccioli Dec. 12, 2009.
Hi All, So here's a perennial question. What method(s) do you use to make sure that your students actually do the assigned reading? What works for you? Tell us a little info about your school's demo…
Started by Bill Strickland in Pedagogy Dec. 10, 2009.
Hi All, OK, so I'm curious. When the WHG CE committee was designing the CEs, we had many a conversation that Teachers need to teach students the "constructed" nature of history & geography. In o…
Started by Bill Strickland in Course Basics. Last reply by Anthony Salciccioli Nov. 27, 2009.
I am approaching WHG as a regional class; I have broken up the CEs regionally and am teaching each region chronologically rather than starting at 4.1.1 and working forward globally and chronologicall…
Tagged: howtoteach?
Started by Amy Bublitz in Course Basics. Last reply by Bill Strickland Nov. 19, 2009.
Hi All, So what textbook are you using? and how well do you like it (or not)? Any recommendations? Does the text lend itself easily to the WHG HSCEs? How have you tried to compensate for any text's…
Started by Bill Strickland in Teaching Resources. Last reply by Anthony Salciccioli Nov. 18, 2009.
I am using the MC3 as a guide for World History this year. There are two trimesters for the course and 7 units of study. Being this is my first time, I learned that I should have devoted units 1-3 an…
Started by Anthony Salciccioli in Teaching Resources Nov. 17, 2009.
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