| Lindblom Clip 1 |
Topic 17: Political Cartoons of the Civil War— Ms. Lindblom’s AP History Class | 54 min |
Module 13: 9th through 12th Grade – Others |
Classrooms Lessons Un-narrated |
| Lindblom Clip 2 |
Topic 17: Political Cartoons of the Civil War— Ms. Lindblom’s AP History Class | 54 min |
Module 13: 9th through 12th Grade – Others |
Classrooms Lessons Un-narrated |
| Lindblom Clip 3 |
Topic 17: Political Cartoons of the Civil War— Ms. Lindblom’s AP History Class | 54 min |
Module 13: 9th through 12th Grade – Others |
Classrooms Lessons Un-narrated |
| Lindblom Clip 4 |
Topic 17: Political Cartoons of the Civil War— Ms. Lindblom’s AP History Class | 54 min |
Module 13: 9th through 12th Grade – Others |
Classrooms Lessons Un-narrated |
| Lindblom Clip 5 |
Topic 17: Political Cartoons of the Civil War— Ms. Lindblom’s AP History Class | 54 min |
Module 13: 9th through 12th Grade – Others |
Classrooms Lessons Un-narrated |
| Preparing a lesson that builds on previous knowledge (Danielson Component 1d) |
Topic 8: Ms. Lindblom's Students' Historical Analysis - High School | 22 min |
Module 2: Exceptional Teaching in Action |
Exceptional Teaching in Action |
| Doing authentic work just like an historian (Stronge Standard 1.6) |
Topic 8: Ms. Lindblom's Students' Historical Analysis - High School | 22 min |
Module 2: Exceptional Teaching in Action |
Exceptional Teaching in Action |
| Keeping students actively learning intentionally (Marzano DQ#5) |
Topic 8: Ms. Lindblom's Students' Historical Analysis - High School | 22 min |
Module 2: Exceptional Teaching in Action |
Exceptional Teaching in Action |
| Maintaining focus on the essential question (Stronge Standard 1.6) |
Topic 8: Ms. Lindblom's Students' Historical Analysis - High School | 22 min |
Module 2: Exceptional Teaching in Action |
Exceptional Teaching in Action |
| Think critically before discussion (Danielson Component 3b) |
Topic 8: Ms. Lindblom's Students' Historical Analysis - High School | 22 min |
Module 2: Exceptional Teaching in Action |
Exceptional Teaching in Action |
| High-level cognitive work starts with complex questions (Marzano DQ#4) |
Topic 8: Ms. Lindblom's Students' Historical Analysis - High School | 22 min |
Module 2: Exceptional Teaching in Action |
Exceptional Teaching in Action |
| All students should get the opportunity to contribute (Stronge Standard 3.5) |
Topic 8: Ms. Lindblom's Students' Historical Analysis - High School | 22 min |
Module 2: Exceptional Teaching in Action |
Exceptional Teaching in Action |
| Engaging students in forming conclusions (Danielson Component 3c) |
Topic 8: Ms. Lindblom's Students' Historical Analysis - High School | 22 min |
Module 2: Exceptional Teaching in Action |
Exceptional Teaching in Action |
| Using historical facts to debate cause and effect (Marzano DQ#4) |
Topic 8: Ms. Lindblom's Students' Historical Analysis - High School | 22 min |
Module 2: Exceptional Teaching in Action |
Exceptional Teaching in Action |
| Monitoring conversations in small groups (Stronge Standard 4.7) |
Topic 8: Ms. Lindblom's Students' Historical Analysis - High School | 22 min |
Module 2: Exceptional Teaching in Action |
Exceptional Teaching in Action |
| High-level conversations require high-level thinking (Stronge Standard 1.2) |
Topic 8: Ms. Lindblom's Students' Historical Analysis - High School | 22 min |
Module 2: Exceptional Teaching in Action |
Exceptional Teaching in Action |
| Controversy and interpretations keep talk lively (Marzano DQ#5) |
Topic 8: Ms. Lindblom's Students' Historical Analysis - High School | 22 min |
Module 2: Exceptional Teaching in Action |
Exceptional Teaching in Action |
| Reinforcing the learning and looking back at the content (Danielson Component 2b) |
Topic 8: Ms. Lindblom's Students' Historical Analysis - High School | 22 min |
Module 2: Exceptional Teaching in Action |
Exceptional Teaching in Action |
| Students like being engaged and being actively involved |
Topic 6: Nancie Lindblom - Arizona Teacher of the Year 2013 – High School AP History | 13 min |
Module 6: Award Winning Teachers from Southwestern United States |
Insights & Strategies from State Teachers of the Year |
| The most important strategies have to do with active engagement |
Topic 6: Nancie Lindblom - Arizona Teacher of the Year 2013 – High School AP History | 13 min |
Module 6: Award Winning Teachers from Southwestern United States |
Insights & Strategies from State Teachers of the Year |
| Use as many different questioning strategies as possible |
Topic 6: Nancie Lindblom - Arizona Teacher of the Year 2013 – High School AP History | 13 min |
Module 6: Award Winning Teachers from Southwestern United States |
Insights & Strategies from State Teachers of the Year |
| Comparing different questioning strategies |
Topic 6: Nancie Lindblom - Arizona Teacher of the Year 2013 – High School AP History | 13 min |
Module 6: Award Winning Teachers from Southwestern United States |
Insights & Strategies from State Teachers of the Year |
| Using Socratic seminars, debates and a spectrum to get students engaged |
Topic 6: Nancie Lindblom - Arizona Teacher of the Year 2013 – High School AP History | 13 min |
Module 6: Award Winning Teachers from Southwestern United States |
Insights & Strategies from State Teachers of the Year |
| Watching different teaching strategies is the best professional development |
Topic 6: Nancie Lindblom - Arizona Teacher of the Year 2013 – High School AP History | 13 min |
Module 6: Award Winning Teachers from Southwestern United States |
Insights & Strategies from State Teachers of the Year |
| Alternative ways to get to see other classrooms |
Topic 6: Nancie Lindblom - Arizona Teacher of the Year 2013 – High School AP History | 13 min |
Module 6: Award Winning Teachers from Southwestern United States |
Insights & Strategies from State Teachers of the Year |
| When students are engaged there are no classroom management problems |
Topic 6: Nancie Lindblom - Arizona Teacher of the Year 2013 – High School AP History | 13 min |
Module 6: Award Winning Teachers from Southwestern United States |
Insights & Strategies from State Teachers of the Year |