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Grade our work! OER Project resource review

Becca Horowitz

We'd love your honest feedback. Would you take a look at one of these teacher resources and tell us what you really think?

We're looking for the kind of feedback that only teachers can give: What's useful? What's unclear? What feels realistic for the classroom? What would you change?

Choose any of these resources and give us your take!

No need for a polished review—we’re just hoping for your honest take. Your feedback helps us make these resources more practical, clearer, and more useful for teachers.

  • The HAPPY framework is genuinely one of the most practical tools OER Project has produced. I've used it with all of my students and it works, it gives students a repeatable entry point into a skill that otherwise feels abstract and intimidating.

    Sourcing is the skill students most consistently resist, and acknowledging that upfront disarms a lot of the anxiety. I use that framing on day one.

    I have used the entire progression and have brought it into other history courses. Our entire department has adapted this format so that from Freshmen year to Senior year, students will be using the same 1 page, front and back sheet. 

  • We are talking about the Russian Revolution to so I had a very different hammer in mind. I have seem people post in the community about not really getting this tool.  This seems to address that issue.