Substitute teaching materials (High School)
The challenge in substitute lessons is often finding materials that work without lengthy preparation and immediately engage the pupils. Whether analyzing causation and correlation through Jurassic Park, exploring the economics of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, or tracing the history of the EU, high-quality substitute materials offer the opportunity to playfully train interdisciplinary skills such as logical reasoning, economic thinking, and historical analysis.
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The EU Member States (High school)
Objective: This worksheet aims to teach students about the origin, development, and current situation of the European Un…
Causation vs Correlation
Learn the difference between causation and correlation. This worksheet is intended for middle and high school.
Swiftonomics – The Taylor Swift Effect
Objective: The worksheet aims to highlight the far-reaching economic, social and environmental impacts of a global conc…