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Connecting Lessons to Common Core: Your Own Personal Latin American Revolution
For the past week, I have been reflecting on past lessons to see how they align to the Common Core Standards for History/Social Studies. I have thoroughly enjoyed setting aside time to look at how the lessons that I have … Continue reading
