Special meme episode: History










There are not any lessons on history memes so here is Kratos falling forever:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mOlBNaQnls

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7 Creative and Smart Ways to Use Memes in the Classroom Humor (well, appropriate humor!) in the classroom is always a great idea. That’s why memes are such  a fun and engaging tool to promote learning. They’re a fun and easy way to capture students’ attention and can be used for assignments as an alternative outlet for creative expression. Creating memes is a fairly simple process. Here are a few tools you can use:  Livememe ,  Quickmeme, Meme Generator  and  AutoMotivator . (A word of caution: These sites have images preloaded that may not be appropriate for your grade level. Be sure to check them out before you let your students loose.)  Also, sometimes memes cross the line from hilarious to snarky and irreverent in a quick beat. If you choose to assign your students meme creation as a class assignment, be sure to make your expectations clear from the get-go. For example, no foul language, no sexual references, no (implied) cultural insensitivity. Here are seven ways to engage your s
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  What Is a Meme? A meme is a virally transmitted image embellished with text, usually sharing pointed commentary on cultural symbols, social ideas, or current events. A meme is typically a photo or video, although sometimes it can be a block of text. When a meme resonates with many people, it's spread via social platforms like   Twitter ,   Facebook ,   Instagram , texting, and more. The more a meme is spread, the greater the cultural influence it has. Here's a deeper look into what exactly a meme is, the different types of memes, and some meme examples. The Origins of the Term 'Meme' Evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins coined the word "meme" (rhymes with "team") in his bestselling 1976 book  The Selfish Gene . While he had no idea of its future internet-related context, he used the word meme to describe an idea, behavior, or style that rapidly spreads from person to person in a culture. In his book, he likened a meme's spread to that of a vi
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