Trade Wars Aren’t a New Thing: Examining Economics with Historical Examples

Where do you find elementary school historians? The answer can be right in your digital classroom!

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.

Essential questions ask students to consider the “big picture” of a topic.

In these changing times, what are some of the social studies best-practices that we can apply in a remote learning environment?

Popular culture is the culture of the majority or the masses of people in a society—what a large part of a population believes or does, and objects representing beliefs or activities within that society.

School and district closures are rippling across the nation and the world as our communities join together to combat the spread of the coronavirus.

The Industrial Revolution of the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries transformed technology, the economy, and daily life.

A few years ago, I “splashed” into the blended learning scene only to abandon it several months in.

Going viral is the rapid spread of information, not diseases.