This actually part of the much larger resource hosted by NBC called NBC Learn, which has a vast archive of educational and historical video for use by teachers and students:
Showing posts with label Civil Rights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Civil Rights. Show all posts
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Finishing the Dream
In honor of the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr's birthday this week, I wanted to share the Finishing the Dream archive, which is a great resource on teaching civil rights. It has a variety of primary and secondary source videos (importantly they are NOT on youtube but rather it's hosted by NBC, so you should be able to access them from the schools):
This actually part of the much larger resource hosted by NBC called NBC Learn, which has a vast archive of educational and historical video for use by teachers and students:
This actually part of the much larger resource hosted by NBC called NBC Learn, which has a vast archive of educational and historical video for use by teachers and students:
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Facing History and Ourselves | Helping classrooms and communities worldwide link the past to moral choices today
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A great resource for teaching civil rights, activism, decision making, and a variety of other difficult topics.
The "Educator Resources" will be most helpful for you, including prepared lesson/unit plans, Moral Dilemmas today, and teaching strategies.
It takes some time to learn how to navigate around the site, but it is worth it especially if you are teaching hot button issues such as the Holocaust, Civil Rights, immigration, or even trying to have in depth discussions of bullying.
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