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We the People Resources
We the People Video Tutorial!
A We the People how-to for teachers and students, the video outlines We the People basics -- getting started, student benefits, hearing structure, scoring details, and more. Plus, watch sample student arguments in simulated hearings:
Thank you to West Carrollton High School We the People team and the Ohio State Bar Association.
We the People Companion Website
The companion website for the 2009 edition of the We the People: The Citizen & the Constitution Level 3 student text gives students and teachers the ability to electronically access important portions of the We the People student text, such as the Unit and Lesson Purposes and the Terms and Concepts to Understand, and to provide links to primary sources, Supreme Court cases, multimedia, and helpful websites related to the content of the student and teacher's editions.
We the People Enhanced Ebook
Looking for an engaging, classroom-proven civics and government curriculum? We the People’s features include classroom management tools, audio narration, videos, built-in multiple-choice and essay questions. The ebook can be used on a wide range of devices, including desktops and laptops, Apple iPads and iPhones, Android tablets and smart phones, and Windows 8 touch-screen devices. Register for a free lesson to find out more. .REGISTER for a free lesson and find out more!
We the People Text Book Correlation Document
The We the People Text Book Correlation Document provides a guide for teachers to differentiate between the Level III, Level II, and Level I textbooks subjects in each unit and lesson. The guide lists each chapter and unit and corresponding topics for each Level.
We the People Teaching Strategies
The Utah Education Network provides a great site that gives teaching strategies to help in the areas of organizing a WTP team, guided research and writing, guided practice, and grading WTP presentations.
Constitution Camp Documents
Professor Christopher Bryant, College of Law; University of Cincinnati, powerpoint presentation on the 14th Amendment:
Bryant Evol Fourteenth Full Set
Bryant Evol Fourteenth Presentation
Thurgood Marshall Activities With All Resources and Worksheets
On October 20, 2015, the Supreme Court of Ohio hosted author Wil Haygood to talk about his new book Showdown: Thurgood Marshall and the Supreme Court Nomination that Changed America as a part of the Court’s Forum on the Law lecture series. High school students from Central Ohio were in the audience to hear Haygood talk about the controversial nomination and confirmation of Justice Marshall, the first African-American justice on the U.S. Supreme Court.