Name: Session 3-4: HS History-Atlas Rubicon Stage 2
Start: 2017-03-10T11:40:00-0500
End: 2017-03-10T14:25:00-0500

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Session 3-4: HS History-Atlas Rubicon Stage 2

We will be reviewing and adding assessments to Stage 2 in Atlas Rubicon.

Speakers

Andy King

Teacher, Nipmuc Regional High School

Dan MacIsaac

Teacher, Nipmuc Regional HS

Chrissy Manzella

Teacher, Nipmuc Regional High School

Matt Merten

Teacher

Brian Moloney

Teacher, Nipmuc Regional High School

When I am not teaching history at Nipmuc Regional, you can find me on the sideline as a soccer, lax, XC, or basketball dad. I have had the privilege of teaching in both middle and vocational school settings and I welcome any approach to history class that encourages my students to... Read More →