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Three online games can be used for both mock trials and studies of the Bill of Rights. Students get to use critical thinking in a fun framework. more...
Teaching the 3rd Amendment to Gifted Students
Unlike other amendments, the third amendment has little chance of going to court, so teachers can use it as a history lesson to show how the United States grew up. more...
Veteran's Day Essays for Gifted Advisory Classes
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An advisory class can increase student understanding of issues facing veterans who are returning home from war by listening to or reading about interesting experiences. more...
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Sure, the marketing department went too far, but across the decade that spanned Baby Einstein's rise and fall, a lot of families were exposed to art and music. more...
Teaching the 2nd Amendment to Gifted Students
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When teaching a controversial topic, teachers should allow students expansive room to draw their own conclusions. more...
Teaching the 8th Amendment to Gifted Students
As gifted students learn the concepts powering the Bill of Rights, no where is there a greater chance to see how far civilization has evolved than with the 8th amendment. more...
Teaching the 1st Amendment to Gifted Students
When teachers bring the Bill of Rights into the classroom, gifted students are often enchanted by the abstractions of the first amendment. more...
Teaching the 4th Amendment to Gifted Students
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Understanding personal rights is important for every citizen, but some amendments feel more distant than others. The 4th amendment has direct protections for students. more...
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Experimental Design in Science Investigations
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David R. Wetzel
5 Teaching Science Tips for Gifted Learners
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David R. Wetzel
Who Killed the Electric Car – Again!
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David R. Wetzel
Investigating the Impact of Artificial Reefs
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David R. Wetzel
Finding the Density of Liquids
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David R. Wetzel
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