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Department of Social Sciences Miami-Dade County Public Schools

* Introduction to Dept. of Social Sciences web resources * Thematic presentation of history * Lesson Planning Using Backwards Design * Item Specifications, Benchmarks, Teaching Strategies, & Changes to U.S. History Instruction * Best Practices * Outside Presenters: * Common Core * Primary Sources

From the Social Sciences website, teachers can access the U.S. History Toolbox

* Political History * Military History * Economic History * Social History

* Political Evolution & Constitutional Government * Congressional Power vs. Presidential Power * Supreme Court Cases

* Major Wars * Military Interventions * The Armed Forces at Home * How the United States Interacted with Other Nations

* Raising of Taxes & Tariffs * Economic Trade & Development * Economic Systems & Performance

* Sectional Tensions * Social Trends & Developments * Civil Rights & Gender Relations * American Religion

* Know where you want to go, then map out the path

Strategies to teach students to analyze primary source documents O.P.V.L. P.O.S.E.R.S. S.O.A.P.S.Tone