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Lesson Plans

Structured, classroom-ready lessons — with printable worksheets, instructor guides, and answer keys. Each is built to drop into an existing course with no prerequisite unit.

30 claims · grades 9–12
Paper Trail
A source-tracing exercise. Students work backward through a chain of evidence exhibits to find where a viral claim came from — and where the retelling drifted from what the real source actually says.
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3 tiers · grades 6–12
Persuasion & Influence
A three-tier strand on the language of persuasion, influence, and coercion — fluency, not defense. Modular component kits you can run as a single period or a full unit.
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2 tiers · grades 9–12
Contested Ground
A civics and argumentation lesson built on The Compass: students defend where a political philosophy sits on the map, then argue for moving it. Instructor guide, worksheets, and printable packets in two tiers.
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Looking for the hands-on versions? Paper Trail and Contested Ground also appear under Classroom Activities.

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