National Board Certification Exam - Social Studies & History/Adolescence & Young Adulthood: Practice & Study Guide
Offered By: Study.com
Course Description
Overview
This helpful test preparation course goes over the concepts that you'll encounter on the National Board Certification Exam- Social Studies & History test. To get ready for the test, simply work through the course's engaging lessons, mini quizzes and final assessment.
Syllabus
- Ch 1. Psychological Development in Adolescence
- Ch 2. Parent Engagement in Schools
- Ch 3. Teacher-Student Connections
- Ch 4. Critical Thinking & Debate in the Classroom
- Ch 5. Curriculum Design
- Ch 6. Instructional Strategies for the Modern Classroom
- Ch 7. Effective Teaching Techniques & Methodology
- Ch 8. Assessment & Classroom Resources
- Ch 9. Student Diversity & Equity
- Ch 10. Safe & Supportive Learning Environments
- Ch 11. Professional Growth for Teachers
- Ch 12. Becoming a Reflective Teacher
- Ch 13. Facilitating Civic Engagement in the Classroom
- Ch 14. American Political Culture
- Ch 15. Data Analysis in the Classroom
- Ch 16. Basic History for Teaching
- Ch 17. World History: Migration & Globalization
- Ch 18. American Colonial History
- Ch 19. United States History: Important Events Since the 1800s
- Ch 20. Overview of American Economics
- Ch 21. Geography & Human Impact on the Environment
- Ch 22. American Civics & Government
- Ch 23. National Board Certification Exam - Social Studies & History/Adolescence & Young Adulthood Flashcards
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