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Changes in K-12 Education To Watch in 2020

Changes in K-12 Education To Watch in 2020

March 1, 2020
By Monet Hendricks

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

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How to Make Elementary Social Studies Challenging and Exploratory

How to Make Elementary Social Studies Challenging and Exploratory

February 26, 2020
By Sheree Turner

Many teachers struggle to motivate their elementary students to learn, especially when teaching social studies.

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The Legacy of American First Ladies

The Legacy of American First Ladies

February 16, 2020
By Monet Hendricks

From Martha Washington to Michelle Obama, each First Lady has made unique contributions to American history.

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Teaching Economics with the Essential Question: “What Is It Worth?”

Teaching Economics with the Essential Question: “What Is It Worth?”

February 13, 2020
By Cynthia Resor

The discipline of economics is often bewildering to students and non-specialists, full of complex theories and challenging charts.

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Teaching Hard History: Is There a Role for Simulations?

Teaching Hard History: Is There a Role for Simulations?

February 11, 2020
By Dr. Aaron Willis

Simulations encourage students to “learn by doing.

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How to Teach Students to Take Informed Action in the Classroom

How to Teach Students to Take Informed Action in the Classroom

February 6, 2020
By Karla Wienhold

There is a quote by Tony Robbins that resonates with me when teaching: “the path to success is to take massive determined actions.

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15+ Women to Celebrate this Black History Month (and Every Month!)

15+ Women to Celebrate this Black History Month (and Every Month!)

February 1, 2020
By Monet Hendricks

February marks the start of Black History Month, which celebrates the achievements of African Americans in United States history.

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4 Reasons to Read Aloud in the Social Studies Classroom

4 Reasons to Read Aloud in the Social Studies Classroom

January 28, 2020
By Monet Hendricks

  When educators think about reading aloud to students, they often picture circle-time in an elementary classroom where a teacher reads a short story to the class.

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The Disappearing Social Studies Curriculum (and Tips to Integrate Content into Other Subjects!)

The Disappearing Social Studies Curriculum (and Tips to Integrate Content into Other Subjects!)

January 22, 2020
By Sheree Turner

A pedagogical shift towards teaching social studies in conjunction with other subjects, and not as an isolated topic, has slowly emerged on the horizon in public schools for the last five years.

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