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All TIP Curriculum UnitsView by: Year | Seminar

Unit TitleAuthorYear

Seminar: The Biology of Food


Food as Fuel: The Physiology of Nutrition

Heather Zajdel 2014
Keywords: Biology, Food, Health, nutrition

Seminar: The City in History


A History of Philadelphia: Redlining and the Founding Ideals of Democracy

Alexander de Arana 2020
Keywords: democracy, History, Philadelphia, social science

Planting the Seeds of Responsibility and Growing Citizens

Alima McKnight 2020
Keywords: African Americans, change, citizen, citizenship, Government, rights, society, voting

Philadelphia’s Population Change: Using Data Visualization to Understand a Historical Narrative

Andrew Guyon 2020
Keywords: Data visualization, historical narrative, mathematics lesson, Philadelphia history, quantitative data

Exploring Community Local and Global though Primary Documents and Artifacts: Where do I Stand and What Can I Learn from the Past?

Alla Dolderer 2020
Keywords: artifacts, ESL, local community, low proficiency ESL, Philadelphia history, primary documents

Establishing Inclusion and Belonging in a Globalized City

Amanda Fiegel 2020
Keywords: belonging, brain drain, brain waste, care drain, city space, Culture, discrimination, globalization, Identity, immigration, Marxism, public and private spheres, push and pull factors, Social Identity Theory, spatial immobility, structural violence and, xenophobia

Heritage or Renewal: The Impacts of Gentrification

Matthew Menschner 2020
Keywords: gentrification, heritage, local history, Philadelphia Neighborhoods

Studying Mexico City Through Many Layers

Meghan Agnew 2020
Keywords: city systems, Mexico city, Mexico history

Ciudades mexicanas en el pasado y el presente (Mexican Cities in the Past and Present)

Sean Carr 2020
Keywords: colonial Mexico, Mexican cities, Mexican culture, modern MExico, Spanish 2

The City In History: Mastering Essential Research Skills

William Otto 2020
Keywords: computer research, computer science, research skills

Seminar: The Dark Fantastic: Reading Science Fiction, Fantasy and Comics to Change the World


Dark Matters

Valerie Adams 2020
Keywords: black hole, CER framework, dark fantastic, ebony elizabeth thomas, imagination, milky way galaxy

The Superhero Self: Speculative Fiction for Identity Development and Social Change

Emma Connolly 2020
Keywords: fiction, imagination, learning support, special education, superheroes

Storytelling for Freedom: How Black speculative stories can give us hope for a better future

Gina Dukes 2020
Keywords: dark fantastic, freedom, hope, storytelling

Saving Ourselves: Exploring Identity and Imagined Realities Through Comics

Maddie Luebbert 2020
Keywords: comics, dark fantastic, imagination, superhero genre, systemic racism

Police Free City: Writing Emancipatory Visionary Fiction

Charlie McGeehan 2020
Keywords: Black Lives Matter, dark fantastic cycle, fantasy, fiction, Literature, Reading, science fiction, social studies, the Hunger Games, writing

Speculative Fiction: Using an Ethnic and Cultural Lens for Story Telling

Peggy Marie Savage 2020
Keywords: speculative fiction, storytelling, the dark fantastic

Dabbling in the Dark: The Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow of the Black Speculative Aesthetic

Ryann M. Rouse 2020
Keywords: Afrofuturism, Black Speculative Art, English Language Arts, fantasy, race, science fiction

Speculative Poetry: Making Sense of the Present and Shaping the Future

Sarah Vieldhouse 2020
Keywords: analysis, imagination, poetry, speculative poetry

Here I Am: Graphic Novels as Social Equalizers for English Language Learners

Tia D. Larese 2020
Keywords: comics, English language learners, graphic novels, the dark fantastic

Our New Mythologies Speculative Fiction Unit

Katherine Cohen Volin 2020
Keywords: English Language Arts, mythology, speculative fiction