Monday, March 31, 2014
Charles Guiteau: Cover Art and more
I have had this old book for a while and decided to scan in a few pages. The book covers the life of Charles Guiteau, his assassination of President Garfield, along with Guiteau's trial, and execution. Enjoy the images. The cover art is not very PC; is it?
Labels:
assassination,
Charles Guiteau,
death,
Gilded Age,
Kennedy,
Lincoln,
patronage,
Pendleton Civil Service Act,
President Garfield,
shot
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Richard Nixon on Economics
Labels:
Economics,
jobs,
money,
Nixonian,
republican,
Richard Nixon
Richard Nixon on Education
Labels:
education,
educational,
GOP,
head start,
politics,
public schools,
reform,
republican,
segregation,
vocational education
Richard Nixon on Foreign Polcy
Labels:
Asia,
China,
Foreign Policy,
Great Wall,
Kissinger,
Nixon doctrine,
Vietnam
Richard Nixon on Vietnam
Labels:
China,
Henry Kissinger,
Ho Chi Minh,
Richard Nixon,
Tet Offensive,
Vietnam,
war
Richard Nixon on Healthcare
Labels:
1968,
1972,
healthcare,
Nixon,
Richard Nixon
Richard Nixon on DRUGS
Labels:
1968,
crime,
dope,
drug war,
Drugs,
GOP,
hippies,
narcotics,
Nixon,
political science,
Republicans,
Richard Nixon
Thursday, March 20, 2014
DAWES ACT: an interactive approach
When I teach history to high school or college age students, I maximize the efficient use of visuals. We are all visual learners, no matter what your textual reading level. So, why not engage everyone in your classroom with visuals? First, I teach students how to perform a discovery based learning method -- VTS -- and then I have them use ThingLink to share their findings about the image with the class. Take a peek at this one. Drag your cursor over the "tags" on the image to see what I am talking about.
Sunday, March 16, 2014
Reconstruction Era: Visual Teaching andLearning
When I teach history to high school or college age students, I maximize the efficient use of visuals. We are all visual learners, no matter what your textual reading level. So, why not engage everyone in your classroom with visuals? This is an image loaded with symbolism. In order to understand the symbolism behind each piece of this image, I teach students how to perform a discovery based learning method -- VTS -- and then I have them use ThingLink to share their findings about the image with the class. Take a peek at this one. Drag your cursor over the "tags" on the image to see what I am talking about.
Labels:
black Americans,
Civil Rights,
confederate,
franchise,
home school,
Jim Crow,
Lincoln,
racism,
Slavery,
teaching,
visual learning,
vote,
voting,
VTS
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Eugene McCarthy: 1968 leaflet
Labels:
1964,
1968,
affordable housing,
anti war,
CREEP,
Democrat,
election,
Eugene J. McCarthy,
Minnesota,
MLK,
politician,
poverty,
president,
race riots,
Richard Nixon,
Vietnam
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