Thinking Historically, Planning Lessons

I create student-centered lessons that expand their understandings of the world.  In World History, this means emphasizing global connections and encouraging students to develop historical thinking skills.

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Mansa Musa as depicted in the Catalan Atlas.
Front cover of Comintern Magazine, 1919
Head shot of a black woman with glasses and head wrap
Illustration of people carrying coffins
This is one of the earliest known images of the plague. Drawn in 1349, during the time of the Black Death, it shows people carrying coffins of those who died of the illness in Tournai, a city in what is now Belgium.
Miniature painting of advancing Ottoman troops
Text on parchment, "Liberte" over the word Armee

2 replies on “Thinking Historically, Planning Lessons”

Thank you so much. I was introduced to your work by Bram Hubbell’s Liberating Narratives and can already see why. Your contextualizing WW1 post has great advice. Thx

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