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5 Ways to Make Distance Learning Effective for Students
The move to remote learning has thrown students and educators into a whole new world.
Collective Memory: How Do Memories of the Past Inform Our Future?
Collective memory, or social memory, is how a group of people remember and forget the past.
How Teachers Can Address Cultural Diversity in the Classroom
As we stand on the precipice of change.
Books to Promote Diversity in the K-8 Social Studies Classroom
Teaching all sides of history and utilizing resources that aim to showcase diverse peoples is essential in the modern social studies classroom.
3 Easy Ways to Make Social Studies Memorable
Social studies classrooms can often become a regurgitation of facts, events, and people throughout history.
Teaching Remotely: A Reflection for This Upcoming School Year
As I think about my virtual learning experience in the time of quarantine, I will say the feeling that is more dominant than most is “dislike.
Teaching Students About How History Can Repeat Itself
History is the study of past events in human affairs and part of our daily lives.
Foster Social and Emotional Learning This Upcoming School Year
Students in the K-12 setting experience immense developmental changes, socially, emotionally, and academically.
Building Active Citizenship Skills Through Community Relationships
Participatory citizenship is the act of citizens actively participating through community and political life to build a democracy that respects human rights.