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| Teacher's Resource CenterOne of our dreams is to make this resource center a reality by providing materials like those described below, with active links to further resources. You can help by sending a tax-deductible contribution to: The Sophia Foundation
The Teacher’s Resource Center provides curriculum material for each biography in the Women Who Lead series. Teachers can download the full curriculum package from the website. For each book, the Resource Center will include the following materials:
When the book is available, you will find these materials by clicking on the title of the book.
Parents who are home-schooling their children will find many of the same strategies helpful. In addition, specific suggestions for home schooling are available. Click on Home Schooling. Each biography can stand alone, if a teacher wishes to assign it as a single reading. However, the series will be most valuable if teachers group the biographies to form a curriculum unit. We provide many teaching strategies that allow for comparison, analysis, and discussion of women leaders from a specific historical period or geographic region.. Through this website, teachers can communicate with us and with one another about strategies that they have found practical, helpful, and exciting in their classrooms. Click on Teachers Talk. This website also offers an opportunity for both teachers and students to discuss these women leaders, women’s roles in history, and thoughts about leadership in a new century. Opportunities to contribute new or additional information to this web site can be found at Research, Tell Us More, and Who Else? pages.
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