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Step into a world of educational resources and inspiration tailored for educators on WHUT's Educators Page! Explore a diverse array of featured articles covering innovative teaching strategies, educational trends, and classroom management tips. Dive into engaging classroom lessons designed to captivate students' interest and promote active learning. Discover interactive activities that bring lessons to life and foster creativity in the classroom. Plus, access a curated selection of videos offering valuable insights, instructional tips, and professional development opportunities.
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Culturally Responsive Teaching: Numbers and Operations in Base Ten
Explore real-world math with your students by diving into the 'cost of living' and its impact on families. This guide offers practical questions, multimedia resources, and projects that connect to students' lives, all while using culturally responsive teaching to make math more meaningful and engaging.
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Great Migrations: A People on the Move
Join Henry Louis Gates, Jr. in Great Migrations: A People on the Move as he unpacks the powerful story of Black migration and its lasting impact on American culture. This new series, perfect for middle and high school students, comes with classroom-ready lessons, videos, and activities to bring Black history to life in a fun and engaging way.
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Black Scientists that every Science Teacher should know
Celebrate Black History Month by introducing your students to inspiring Black scientists, engineers, and mathematicians. From George Washington Carver’s peanut innovations to Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett’s role in developing the COVID-19 vaccine, use these classroom-ready resources to help students explore trailblazing role models and their groundbreaking work.
WHUT and PBS have curated FREE, standards-aligned videos, interactives, lesson plans, and more for teachers like you find resources here.
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