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Jennifer Connolly

@JenniferConnol1

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History teacher/geek; Teacher Advisor for BRI, CFR, C-SPAN, GWTI, icivics, NHC, NCC

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Joined December 2011
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@JenniferConnol1
Jennifer Connolly
1 month
I was one of the content creators for these resources! Super proud of the work I did, and definitely a movie series worth watching!
@pbsteachers
PBS Teachers
1 month
The American Revolution classroom collection is now live on PBS LearningMedia! 🇺🇸 Bring one of history’s most transformative eras to life with media-rich resources inspired by the new PBS series. Explore the figures, ideas, and events that shaped a nation: https://t.co/MbaLjprzS7
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@ConstitutionCtr
National Constitution Center
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#OnThisDay in 1917, New York becomes the first state in the East to allow women to vote in all elections. Explore an interactive map to discover how women’s suffrage at the state level paved the way for the 19th Amendment:
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@TJMonticello
Monticello
2 months
Applications for the 2026 Monticello Teacher Institute are open! ✏️🍎 This immersive professional development program provides teachers with the opportunity to research and study at Monticello, build resources for their classrooms, and more. Apply today: https://t.co/f3YP7cpxr4
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@JenniferConnol1
Jennifer Connolly
5 months
It’s nice to know I’m not the only one
@teachergoals
TeacherGoals
5 months
Accurate. 💯 🌐 https://t.co/3qw2SY2yXy
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@JoeyBagels
Joe Connolly
5 months
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@ConstitutionCtr
National Constitution Center
5 months
#OnThisDay in 1990, President George H.W. Bush signs the #AmericansWithDisabilitiesAct into law. Disability-rights advocate Justin Dart used this wheelchair at the signing of the legislation. He declared it “a landmark commandment of fundamental human morality.” Credit:
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Jennifer Connolly
5 months
A little over a year later. I could not have predicted how this year would go, or the impact it would have on me personally and professionally.
@JenniferConnol1
Jennifer Connolly
1 year
Here’s my principal origin story How One Principal Stays Connected by Teaching #educators #administration #schoolcommunity
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Jennifer Connolly
6 months
After the year I had, getting so much needed relaxation! Visiting and learning about my Irish roots.
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@ChrisQuinn64
Chris Quinn 💫
6 months
The real power of #leadership is found in what we “do” to build up those we serve and support. Thank you to all #leaders who are guided by these ‘principles’…
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@JenniferConnol1
Jennifer Connolly
8 months
Spent an amazing week at the @ConstitutionCtr with 12 other teachers, studying the Second Founding. Shout out to the staff and facilitators for a well planned and well executed seminar! Can’t wait to bring it into my classroom!
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Jennifer Connolly
1 year
Learn more about the Korematsu case, from the @ConstitutionCtr #NCCed
@ConstitutionCtr
National Constitution Center
1 year
#OnThisDay in 1944, #SCOTUS issues one of its most controversial decisions: that internment camps during World War II were constitutional. #ConstitutionDaily explores the history of @Korematsu v. United States:
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@ConstitutionCtr
National Constitution Center
1 year
Count down to the new year by exploring a different amendment in the Bill of Rights each day! Visit the National Constitution Center from Dec. 18–29 for gallery talks, trivia, and interactive programming. https://t.co/sDVhllko6v
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@ConstitutionCtr
National Constitution Center
1 year
#OnThisDay in 1933, three states vote to repeal Prohibition, putting the ratification of the 21st Amendment into place. 🥂 #ConstitutionDaily explores whether prohibition truly ended that day:
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On December 5, 1933, three states voted to repeal Prohibition, putting the ratification of the 21st Amendment into place. But did Prohibition really end on that fateful day?
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@ConstitutionCtr
National Constitution Center
1 year
Today’s festivities aren’t just on site – they're also online! Right now, students from across the country are meeting Opal Lee, the grandmother of Juneteenth, for a #ConstitutionDay celebration exploring themes of freedom, equality, and storytelling.💻
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@icivics
iCivics
1 year
Our new look and feel is intended to more accurately depict all of the ways our work supports educators and students with high-quality civic learning, and it’s an invitation for ALL to join in and engage in this important work. https://t.co/KXqa5ijzZm
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Jennifer Connolly
1 year
Day 4 of the @SphereEdIn Summit and the worthwhile presentations just keep coming! Also got to spend some time with @facinghistory and learn about their new offerings #civicsed
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Jennifer Connolly
1 year
Thanks to @SphereEdIn for such an awesome experience!
@JenniferConnol1
Jennifer Connolly
1 year
Dinner at the Library of Congress, with @RosenJeffrey @ConstitutionCtr
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Jennifer Connolly
1 year
Dinner at the Library of Congress, with @RosenJeffrey @ConstitutionCtr
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Jennifer Connolly
1 year
Another day of fantastic sessions; so much to bring back to my classroom
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