At the end of the last episode of the Practical Ed Tech Podcast I mentioned that I had recently recorded a great conversation that I had with Dr. Beth Holland. That recording is now available as episode #8 of the Practical Ed Tech Podcast.
In the episode Beth and I talked about her work at COSN around issues of digital equity and what digital equity means in schools. Because I want listeners to know a bit more about my guests than just their professional work, Beth and I also talked about stand-up paddleboarding and her burgeoning stand-up paddleboard racing career. It was a fun conversation and I hope that you enjoy it as much as we did.
You can listen to episode 8 here on Anchor.fm or find it on one of the following podcast networks:
Monday, September 16, 2019
7 TED-Ed Lessons for Constitution Day
Tomorrow is Constitution Day in the United States. As I shared last week, C-SPAN and DocsTeach have lots of free lesson plans and online activities. TED-Ed also has a bunch of lessons that are appropriate for Constitution Day.
The Making of the American Constitution.
Why is the US Constitution So Hard to Amend?
Why Wasn't the Bill of Rights Originally Included in the US Constitution?
How is Power Divided in the US Government?
A 3-Minute Guide to the Bill of Rights
How do Executive Orders Work?
What You Might Not Know About the Declaration of Independence
The Making of the American Constitution.
Why is the US Constitution So Hard to Amend?
Why Wasn't the Bill of Rights Originally Included in the US Constitution?
How is Power Divided in the US Government?
A 3-Minute Guide to the Bill of Rights
How do Executive Orders Work?
What You Might Not Know About the Declaration of Independence
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