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Geography, History, Current Events/Politics

Migrating Morocco

David Burton

Migrating Morocco: This is a great lesson to compare with migrants coming to the US through Mexico!

Sat, 08/12/2023 - 12:00

Grade Level

Middle School (6-8)

Region

Subject

Geography, History, Current Events/Politics

Armenian Genocide

Amy Perkins

Armenian Genocide Google Doc Version of PDF (below)

Armenian Genocide Perkins.pdf

Sat, 08/12/2023 - 12:00

Grade Level

High School (9-12)

Region

General Middle East, Ottoman Empire/Turkey

Subject

Geography, History, Current Events/Politics

Jordan's Water Crisis FHGPA Curriculum Unit

Eric Wolford

Jordan's Water Crisis Eric Wolford.pdf

Jordan An Abbreviated History Notes.pdf

Jordan's History and Water Usage Quiz.pdf

Jordan's Water CrisisPt 1 Eric Wolford.pptx

Jordan's Water CrisisPt 2 Eric Wolford.pptx

Jordan An Abbreviated History Pt 1 Eric Wolford.pptx

Jordan An Abbreviated History Pt 2 Eric Wolford.pptx

Jordan's Water Usage Wolford.pdf

Sun, 07/30/2023 - 12:00

Grade Level

Middle School (6-8)

Region

Subject

Current Events/Politics, Science (including Environment and Disease) and Math

Geography, History, Current Events/Politics

Kurds: A People without a Country

Lisa Adeli

1. Assignment Description %28for teachers%29_9.pdf

2. The Kurds_0.pdf

3a. Presentation notes_0.pdf

3b. Presentation on Kurds_0.pdf

4. Topics for Research_0.pdf

5. Research Guide_0.pdf

6. Pros and Cons sheet_0.pdf

Thu, 07/06/2023 - 12:00

Grade Level

High School (9-12), College/Adult

Region

Geography, History, Current Events/Politics

Subject

General Middle East

Armenia in a Time of Change

Lisa Adeli

1. Overview and directions_3.pdf

2a. Fact sheet 1_1.pdf

3a. Fact sheet 2_1.pdf

4a. Fact sheet 3_1.pdf

4b. Photo set 3_1.pdf

5. Student writing guide_1.pdf

Thu, 07/06/2023 - 12:00

Grade Level

High School (9-12)

Region

Subject

Geography, History, Current Events/Politics

100 Years in Mesopotamia: A Century of Conflict in Iraq, 1914-2014

Jeremy Reinholt

100 Years in Mesopotamia_0.pdf

Thu, 07/06/2023 - 12:00

Grade Level

High School (9-12), College/Adult

Region

Subject

Geography, History, Current Events/Politics

Arab-Israeli Conflict - syllabus

Beverly Tsacoyianis

syllabus - supplemented by Institute.pdf

Thu, 07/06/2023 - 12:00

Grade Level

Region

Israel/Palestine

Subject

Geography, History, Current Events/Politics

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