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amother
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Today at 10:17 am
Hi I teach tenth grade and next week I have a free lesson day. One day that I can teach whatever I want; it doesn’t have to be related to my subject.
Fellow teachers or non teachers you have a lesson for me or a topic that I can look into. It’s general studies so I’m not looking for hashkufa topics. Any suggestions will be really appreciated.
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Today at 10:20 am
amother OP wrote: | Hi I teach tenth grade and next week I have a free lesson day. One day that I can teach whatever I want; it doesn’t have to be related to my subject.
Fellow teachers or non teachers you have a lesson for me or a topic that I can look into. It’s general studies so I’m not looking for hashkufa topics. Any suggestions will be really appreciated. |
Something finance related? Budgeting, stock market, interest
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Fern
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Today at 10:28 am
Whatever you are interested in or think the girls will benefit in the most.
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zaq
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Today at 10:52 am
Personal safety while driving, walking, shopping, etc.
How to write a thank you note--and TO write them!
How to balance a checkbook.
How to do the Heimlich maneuver.
How to say "Where is the ladies' room?" (probably THE most useful and necessary foreign phrase they will ever need) and "Thank you" in five or ten languages.
How to read a subway or bus map.
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Genius
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Today at 11:12 am
Time zones. Inflation. Business ethics. How to read body language. Talk about current events. Debate controversial topics. Manners and etiquette that have been forgotten in this generation (like phone manners for example)
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Anemone
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Today at 12:09 pm
Numeral systems like Egyptian numeral system, they probably know Roman.. Then you can make a fun game maybe even Chanukah related... You can add some chocolate coins to the fun
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Myrtle
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Today at 12:28 pm
Nice! Following. Since it's Chanukah I was planning to do a game to review. But might copy you;)
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Today at 12:35 pm
I liked to bring a question with multiple choice options. I gave them a minute to discuss with a neighbor and then they had to share their neighbors opinion with the class.
I let other classmates weigh in with their opinions and it was a lively class discussion.
For example:
Question: which would you rather buy and why?
1. A car with comfortable seats
2. A car with a pretty color
3. A car with a good engine
4. A cool sports car
Obviously this is not a topic of interest for tenth grade girls.
But having such a conversation teaches them how to weigh pros and cons, how to prioritize, how to listen to your friends opinion, how to debate with facts and convincing arguments and tone. And it’s fun.
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amother
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Today at 1:07 pm
Genius wrote: | I liked to bring a question with multiple choice options. I gave them a minute to discuss with a neighbor and then they had to share their neighbors opinion with the class.
I let other classmates weigh in with their opinions and it was a lively class discussion.
For example:
Question: which would you rather buy and why?
1. A car with comfortable seats
2. A car with a pretty color
3. A car with a good engine
4. A cool sports car
Obviously this is not a topic of interest for tenth grade girls.
But having such a conversation teaches them how to weigh pros and cons, how to prioritize, how to listen to your friends opinion, how to debate with facts and convincing arguments and tone. And it’s fun. |
Hey I like this idea!
Now I need good questions...
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Genius
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Today at 1:34 pm
amother OP wrote: | Hey I like this idea!
Now I need good questions... |
Which topic will you teach למעשה?
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Stonewash
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Today at 2:36 pm
Last time (years ago) I had this, I found a great lesson on the Fibonacci sequence and its relevance in nature, architecture, and art. I found a really nice slideshow online and I love the opportunity to make something math-related more interesting rather than just the mechanics of math.
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Forsythia
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Today at 2:42 pm
amother OP wrote: | Hey I like this idea!
Now I need good questions... |
It's almost like would you rather game...?
Would you rather be liked or respected?
Can money truly buy happiness? Why or why not?
Would you rather have the ability to change the past or the ability to see into the future?
Would you rather always know the truth, even if it’s painful, or live in blissful ignorance?
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