Book 1: Herstory in the Classroom, Moving through the Curriculum
Book 2: Herstory
Across the Curriculum
Book 3:
Counselors Corner

Using student memoir to illuminate essential questions and enduring understandings
MORE COMING SOON!
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Defining Your Goals
How do I set up my classroom?
What is the first day like with Herstory?
What is the ultimate goal/purpose?
In many school districts, there is a legitimate concern about whether introducing guided memoir into Regents-track classes/into working across the curriculum is going to slow down student performance.
It has been our experience that connecting the dots, making history and current events deeply relevant to the students' own experience, accelerates their progress.
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Are you a teacher of a special class for seniors examining the beginning of civilization and its demise? How can you connect the stories of the students living at a time where whole civilizations are crumbling?
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Are you a teacher of _____ studying industrialization? How will you connect student
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Are you a teacher of ninth grade global studies who _____
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Are you a teacher of fifth graders studying ____. How can you connect
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Are you a teacher of _______ who ______
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Are you a ______ who ______
