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You've Got This: Step-By-Step Guide to Getting Top Marks on the Extended Essay
Are you a student or teacher looking for a comprehensive guide to the IB Extended Essay? Look no further than "You've Got This! Step-By-Step Guide to Getting Top Marks on the Extended Essay". Written by an experienced IB educator with advice from other IB educators from around the world, this 279-page Guide is packed with actionable and practical information to help you succeed.Soon to be live on Amazon at a much higher price! Get it now while the getting' is good! Inside, you'll find a step-by
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10th - 12th
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Power Point - Countries of the World
This beautiful collection of Power Point slides was designed for those teachers who teach current events. 235 custom designed slides that are text editable. All of the most current event worthy countries of the world are included. Each country has seven slides - (introduction, culture, economy, history, geography, politics and a blank one to add your own topic) Add your own links and/or text directly from the Internet and visually engage your students. Don't worry about finding the right gr
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
(Kindle Version) You've Got This! Step-By-Step Guide to the EE
(Kindle Version) Are you a student or teacher looking for a comprehensive guide to the IB Extended Essay? Look no further than "You've Got This! Step-By-Step Guide to Getting Top Marks on the Extended Essay". Written by experienced IB educators from around the world, this ebook is packed with actionable and practical information to help you succeed.Inside, you'll find a step-by-step guide to the extended essay process, from choosing a topic to conducting research, writing the essay, and more. Yo
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10th - 12th
Math in the Real World Projects Bundle
This bundle includes 9 of my Math in the Real World and Review projects. Please click on the links below to see details about each project or to buy them separately. Save if you buy all projects as a bundle. - Credit Card Debt Projecthttps://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Credit-Card-Debt-Project-Exponential-Functions-in-the-Real-World-2075342- Debt Service Learning Projecthttps://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Debt-Service-Learning-Project-Exponential-Functions-in-the-Real-World-20753
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9th - 12th
Research Without Copying
The standard research paper encourages copying and data dumping. Using the strategies in Research Without Copying students
* think critically about what they read and hear by seeking facts that support the data
* use information in a variety of ways rather than to simply copy information
* learn research skills and practices those skills
* change the product so that they must locate, read, comprehend, analyze, and synthesize information
* learn proven methods and models moving to analyzing and s
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5th - 9th
e-Learning AnEconomist Online Course Coupen
Please email this Coupen: TEACHPAYCOUP when you register for the courses in Econometrics, Stata, Matlab, SPSS, Eviews and R. You get 100GBP off the portal fee. Register on http://elearning.aneconomist.com and email on moodle@aneconomist.com ask for discounted invoice for your course. All courses are offered Online, Live and Personalized. Each lecture is recorded and recordings DVD will be provided after the course is completed.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Myth of Sisyphus & Kafka: Absurdity Unit - Annotate, Visualize, Discuss Camus
OverviewCamus and Kafka are tough. This unit is built to help students make tangible philosophical connections between Camus’s essays on absurdity and Franz Kafka’s fiction. Taking apart and visualizing metaphors is also key to understanding difficult ideas, so students will have a chance to diagram a metaphor. Warning: The Myth of Sisyphus deals with suicide, specifically. It is meant to be the decision those choose who no longer want to deal with the absurdity of the world. Camus deals with th
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Spider Web Discussion Assignment, Geography, PPT + Rubric
Issues in Canadian Geography (CGC1D)Spider Web Discussion, Instructions:Spider Web DiscussionIs Canada a country to be proud of?Four InquiriesSpider Web QuestionsWhat is a Spider Web Discussion ?Spider Web LearningDiscussion EvaluationTopic Sign UpSuggested links to help research get startedCredible and Non-Credible SourcesSome Criteria for EvaluationPrime ExampleSpider Web Discussion Rubric
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9th - 10th
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Stop the Copying!- Inventors and Inventions
Research is essential in the Common Core Standards and that skill and its corresponding reporting out is a necessary skill for the 21st century workforce.
Nancy Polette provides 25 ways to report on inventions (i.e. The Poetry Chant, Whose Tale is True, Mystery Report, Acrostic Report, Limericks, plus 20 more!). She then gives an example using an invention. Blank patterns are included for students to create their own reports.
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3rd - 9th
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Biographical Research Paper Project
This set pf plans and materials takes students from the first steps (after topics have been selected) through the outlining, note-taking and citation processes to the finished biographical research paper. There are more than 20 pages of practical, easy-to-follow materials.
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8th - 10th
Stop the Copying!- The Presidents
Research is essential in the Common Core Standards and that skill and its corresponding reporting out is a necessary skill for the 21st century workforce.
Nancy Polette provides 25 ways to report on inventions (i.e. The Poetry Chant, Whose Tale is True, Mystery Report, Acrostic Report, Limericks, plus 20 more!). She then gives an example using an invention. Blank patterns are included for students to create their own reports.
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3rd - 9th
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Stop the Copying!- Disasters
Research is essential in the Common Core Standards and that skill and its corresponding reporting out is a necessary skill for the 21st century workforce.
Polette provides several examples (i.e. in Disasters – the Chicago Fire, the Great Blizzard of 1888, the Johnstown flood, the San Francisco Earthquake, the Titanic, the Molasses Disaster, and Hurricane Katrina) and them offers several reporting out strategies for each disaster and a completed model for each of those strategies. Blank patterns
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3rd - 9th
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Stop the Copying!- The 50 States
Research is essential in the Common Core Standards and that skill and its corresponding reporting out is a necessary skill for the 21st century workforce.
Nancy Polette provides 25 ways to report on a state (i.e. The Poetry Chant, Whose Tale is True, Mystery Report, Acrostic Report, Limericks, plus 20 more!). She then gives an example using one of the states. Blank patterns are included for students to create their own reports.
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3rd - 9th
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Algebra End of Course Vocabulary
A power point to introduce and reinforce vocabulary Algebra students need to know for the STAAR Test. It includes calculator keystrokes and EOC test strategies. This vocabulary is also useful for other state assessments.
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8th - 12th
Let your fingers do the searching
Being able to find information is an important 21st century skill. Using these reproducible “Hunts” your students will learn to easily and competently use reference tools.
Students use almanacs, atlases, dictionaries, and encyclopedias to complete crossword puzzles, complete proverbs, research presidents, countries, and curious items.
The topics motivate students as they maneuver their way through over 40 specific reference materials.
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7th - 12th
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Comparative Revolutions Multimodal Unit: America, Haiti, China, Iran
OverviewIn reviewing these Five Revolutions, students can compare themes across time and place. This unit is a mix of videos, podcasts, primary texts, narratives, and secondary sources dealing with various revolutions across time, place, and motivation. Looking at how these events occurred, what motivated the people, and the resulting political change in the wake of each revolution will help students better understand Social Revolutions throughout history.This ends with a perfect opportunity to
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9th - 12th
The derivation of the Dirac equation
This is a step-by-step derivation of the famous Dirac equation. In particle physics, the Dirac equation is a relativistic wave equation derived by British physicist Paul Dirac in 1928. In its free form, or including electromagnetic interactions, it describes all spin-12 massive particles such as electrons and quarks for which parity is a symmetry.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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