Eric Fiksdal
I am a tenured history teacher at Whitney M. Young Magnet High School. My primary focus is US... | Chicago, Chicago, United States
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Eric Fiksdal’s Expertise I am a tenured history teacher at Whitney M. Young Magnet High School. My primary focus is US History. Over the past ten years I have developed a unique curriculum for my class that uses historical content to develop the social science skills necessary after High School. I base my curriculum around the causes and effects of nine major events throughout US history to allow students to grasp the interconnectedness of both historical events and the related themes that appear throughout. I also have extensive experience in creating and leading professional developments for high school teachers across content areas related to several topics including lesson planning, backwards design, time-management, curriculum development and literacy techniques.
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