S3 E4: Humanities in High School: Making History Relevant with Heather Roberts and Tom Bateson
Schoolutions: Curious Educators. Evidence-Based Strategies. Classrooms Where Every Child Thrives.
10/09/23
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Are you dreaming about creating a humanities course for students in your high school? Learn from teachers Heather Roberts and Tom Bateson how to turn that dream into reality! Heather and Tom describe their first-year step-by-step process for designing their co-taught humanities course. They offer detailed strategies alongside struggles and successes to support colleagues in beginning their journey to making history engaging and relevant for learners.
- Episode Mentions:
- Connect and Learn with Heather:
- at her email: HeatherRoberts045@gmail.com
- on Instagram
- on Facebook
- Connect and Learn with Tom:
- at his email: thomasbateson@yahoo.com
- on Facebook
#humanities #highschoolteacher #makinghistoryrelevant #coteaching #planning
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October 16, 2023
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The renowned Dr. Molly Ness shares key points from her most recent book, Read Alouds for All Learners: A Comprehensive Plan for Every Subject, Every Day. Molly helps listeners understand the critical role read alouds play in the science of reading, along with current research and trends. Listeners will leave informed and inspired with a process and plan for integrating read alouds across all content areas.
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Episode Mentions:
- Dr. David Portnoy
- Scarborough's Reading Rope
- Molly's think-aloud clips
- Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
- Reach Out and Read
- USO Reading Program
- Dollar General Literacy Foundation
- Read with Malcolm
- Kristi Yamaguchi’s Always Dream
Be Inspired by Molly’s Writing:
- The Power and Promise of Read-Alouds and Independent Reading
- Thinking Aloud is Key to Developing Successful Reading Comprehension
- Supercharge Every Storytime
Connect w/ Molly:
- website & End Book Deserts podcast & The Coalition for Literacy Equity
- IG @a_reading_mother @endbookdeserts
- FB @drmollyness @endbookdeserts @mollyness
- Twitter @drmollyness @endbookdeserts
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