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      William Connell

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      Lebanon High School
      High School (16 to 18 years old)
      Language Arts And English, Social Studies :

      I teach Social Studies, Psychology, and English at Lebanon High School here in Lebanon, New Hampshire. I studied History and American Studies at Skidmore College and received a masters degree in teaching from Harvard University. Right now I am teaching an integrated Humanities class to eleventh graders called American Studies and a Psychology/Abnormal Psychology elective to eleventh and twelfth graders.

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      Gender Inequality and Identity: Childe Hassam's Tanagra (The Builders, New York) 1918

      <p>This collection includes a multi-day lesson plan built around Childe Hassam's Tanagra (The Builders, New York), 1918, and is designed to explore the effect that gender inequality can have on identity. Lessons are designed for an eleventh-grade, American Studies, Humanities-style course, and the historical context is the Gilded Age and the Women's Suffrage Movement. The plan for this mini-unit includes the analysis of visual, literary, and historical texts, and while it has a historical context, the goal is also to make connections to American life today. The essential question for this mini-unit is this: How can unfair gender norms affect what it feels like to be a human being? Included, you will find a lesson plan as well as digital versions of the artistic, literary, and historical texts needed to execute that plan. #SAAMteach</p>
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