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Voices of Immigrant Storytellers Teaching Guide for Middle and High Schools: Teaching Guide for Middle and High Schools
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Voices of Immigrant Storytellers Teaching Guide for Middle and High Schools: Teaching Guide for Middle and High Schools

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Designed with a diverse student body in mind, this teaching guide uses real-life immigrant stories from Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America, demonstrating a wide range of occupations and immigration statuses, as its foundation to be used in social studies classrooms following the Common Core standards. The lessons engage all five of the senses through explorations of multicultural food and music while keeping personal storytelling at its core. Veronica Quillien is the founder of Language Attitudes an immigrant from Cameroon. She is a PhD candidate in Curriculum Design and Instruction at the University of Minnesota.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Green Card Voices
Country
United States
Date
24 September 2015
Pages
176
ISBN
9780692572818

Designed with a diverse student body in mind, this teaching guide uses real-life immigrant stories from Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America, demonstrating a wide range of occupations and immigration statuses, as its foundation to be used in social studies classrooms following the Common Core standards. The lessons engage all five of the senses through explorations of multicultural food and music while keeping personal storytelling at its core. Veronica Quillien is the founder of Language Attitudes an immigrant from Cameroon. She is a PhD candidate in Curriculum Design and Instruction at the University of Minnesota.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Green Card Voices
Country
United States
Date
24 September 2015
Pages
176
ISBN
9780692572818