Teaching Students About How History Can Repeat Itself

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

In the summer of 1381, working people in England were enraged, and for two months they made their voices heard by forming armed groups, marching on several towns and London, destroying the property of hated government officials, and burning tax records.

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

Urban legends, referred to by folklorists as contemporary legends, are fictional stories claimed to be true.

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.

Participatory citizenship is the act of citizens actively participating through community and political life to build a democracy that respects human rights.

FEAR.

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

Etymology, the study of the origin of words and how the meanings of words change over time, is just as relevant in social studies as it is in English classes.

Cartoons can sometimes make a serious point.