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- Debt Ceiling Goes UpObama signed legislation to i...
- Reapportionment 2010This is a map that projects th...
- Net NeutralityHere is an interesting op-ed that ch...
- Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and...
- Airborne TerrorShould government act because of o...
- Internet 3.0This short video explains how we went ...
- US Senate SiteHere is a blog for the US Senate whi...
- Google Maps Follow Protests in IranWant to add Goo...
- Google and Texting and other uses for cell phones...
- Comparing the Senate/House BillsHere and here are ...
- Unemployment Rate by State
- Igoogle and Google Docs in the ClassroomHere is a ...
- White House Video ChannelThe White House has its o...
- Behind The Scenes White House VIDEO: History And S...
- Redistricting GameSometimes I take a look and see...
- A New Way to Read the NewsThis differs from a simp...
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- Interest Group Wiki AssignmentThis not only gives ...
- Changing Unemployment RatesAbove and here, from th...
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- Obama Decision Making on AfghanistanThis is a gre...
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- Flesch-Kincaid Reading Levels + Google DocsUntil I...
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2 comments:
Beautiful graphic. Where did you get it?
I'm about to teach a semester of government in California for the first time and though I've just stumbled across this blog for the first time, I'm already really impressed and inspired by the resources you're sharing and pointing out.
Thanks!
This might help.
http://usgovteducatorsblog.blogspot.com/2009/12/changing-unemployment-rates-above-and.html
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