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Women's History
Paula Hawkins, a Republican, became Florida's first (and to this day only) female U.S. senator in 1980. According to the Palm Beach Post, “She was the first woman to serve in the Senate without first serving in Congress on a family connection. She was the 15th woman elected to the Senate and the second Republican elected from Florida since Reconstruction.” AP photo

Women's History

Resources:

►Women’s History Newspaper in Education Guide 2021
►2020 Newspaper in Education Teacher Guide and activities
► 2019 Newspaper in Education Teacher Guide and activities
► 2020 Women's History Podcasts
► 2019 Women's History Podcasts
► 2018 Newspaper in Education Teacher Guide and activities
► Supplemental audio files for NIE guide
► Women’s History Month, The Library of Congress
► Women’s History Month lessons, Office of Citizen Services and Innovative Technologies
► Images of Women’s History in Florida, Florida Memory
► Florida Women’s Heritage Train, Florida Division of Historical Resources
► March is Women’s History Month, National Council of Teachers of English
► Women’s History Lesson Plans, Library of Congress
► National Women’s History Project
► Florida Women’s Heritage Trail
► The Florida Center for Instructional Technology
► National Women’s History Museum
► The History Channel: Women’s History
► Women's History Month: A Collection of Teaching Resources from Scholastic
► National Endowment for the Humanities: Women’s History Month
► National Education Association: Women’s History Month for the Classroom
► PBS Learning Media: Women’s History Month
► PBS News Hour: Women’s History Month
► Facing History and Ourselves: Four Resources for Women's History Month

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