Middle School History Day Projects
How the Beatles Revolutionized Music
by Destiny Mendez and Sabrina Sizer
How the U.N. Brought the World Together
by Matthew Fainor
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Salisbury Township School District – Allentown, Pennsylvania
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- Teaching and Learning 2014 (TL2014) is an initiative of the Salisbury Township School District located in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Started in September 2011, TL2014 is designed to bring to life, by June 2014, our vision for education in the 21st century. TL2014.org is the primary communication tool for teachers, students, parents and community about all things TL2014! Links to documents, web content for learning, news, student work and general information about the initiative can be found here. Please visit often!
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It’s an exciting time to be an educator and see the results of our students’ independent, self-directed learning. Students have a number of options for how best to present their History Day projects from a more traditional research paper to a full media production. The digital tools that we have now placed in our students’ hands provide opportunities and easy access that would have been more difficult in the not-so-distant past.