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10- 1

10- 1. Elections and Campaigns. What are the Constitutional requirements for elections? Election rules were left up to the states. Only the House was directly elected by the people. Senators were selected by state legislatures. The President was selected by the Electoral College.

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Purposes of Elections

Purposes of Elections. Regular free elections guarantee mass political action enable citizens to influence the actions of their government Popular election confers on a government the legitimacy that it can achieve no other way.

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The Heart of the Matter: Elementary and Secondary Vertical and Horizontal Teams

The Heart of the Matter: Elementary and Secondary Vertical and Horizontal Teams. CURRICULUM. DATA. COLLABORATION. Why are you here. As a member of a curriculum team, you are crucial to the success of every student and teacher in BISD.

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The Republican Primaries

The Republican Primaries. Office Hours. When Today- 11-2 Wednesday 10-2 Doyle 226B. Learning Outcomes . Analyze the theories of why people vote and apply them to the 2012 Election. Identify and describe the formal and informal institutions involved in the electoral process .

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Designing significant learning experiences using inquiry

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Informational Texts & Close Reading

Informational Texts & Close Reading. Insights I have learned from ELA Common Core Training and librarian training. Plus a little something new from the TN CORE. What do they mean by Informational Text?. Informational text is a subset of nonfiction literature

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The President I

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Opening Activity: Stand and Deliver

Inquiry to Meet the Common Core State Standards Training Modules brought to you by the Idaho State Department of Education and Rachel Bear, Jess Westhoff, Ramey Uriarte , Paula Uriarte , and Chris Butts, Boise State Writing Project Teacher Consultants.

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Key Components in a Balanced Program

To With By. Reading Aloud Shared Reading Guided Reading Independent Reading. Key Components in a Balanced Program. Tips for Reading Aloud. Shorter pieces scattered throughout the day Intentional exposure to other genres and texts Intentional links on which to build instruction

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The President II

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Strategies for Successful Supervision and ReEntry

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Link to Invisible Primary

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The Case for Struggle?

EDC 448 Seminar Bridging the Knowledge Gap while Supporting Struggle: Rigor & Accessibility in Disciplinary Teaching Practices. The Case for Struggle? . Failure vs. Struggle Struggle Alone vs. Struggle With Support Productive Failure (Fisher & Fry, Ch 1, p . 11 ) = Supported Struggle

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President Andrew Johnson

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Race for the White House, Part II: First in the Nation

Race for the White House, Part II: First in the Nation. Decision: 2012. Primaries and caucuses choose delegates to the national party conventions Delegates choose the party candidates or nominee Caucuses: people assemble in groups to support their candidate

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CSR headlines

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