Adjusting to a New Normal: 5 Tips for Back-to-School This Year

Teaching all sides of history and utilizing resources that aim to showcase diverse peoples is essential in the modern social studies classroom.

Students in the K-12 setting experience immense developmental changes, socially, emotionally, and academically.

Funding for public education can be a tricky topic to comprehend fully.

Across the country and the world, people are rallying behind the Black Lives Matter movement to enact change in a system that has historically been unjust to people of color.

Contemporary literature gives readers a look at progressive writing styles that often reflect the world in which the works were written.

To quote one of my previous graduate school professors, “education is simply made up of alphabet soup.

An impactful memoir has long-lasting effects on its reader.

Classic literature is often reserved for English or Writing courses, but in secondary social studies classrooms, historical novels written about specific eras and themes can have as much merit as a traditional textbook.

This year has already proven to be a whirlwind for many schools and districts across the nation.