Social Studies

"Let Them Eat Cake:" How Teachers Can Resist Banned Words

Why I Teach

Word Sorts: A Pre-Reading Strategy for Frustrated Students and Teachers

The Traveling Teacher: China, Part II - Xi'an and Shanghai

Attention Right-Wing: Teachers Aren't Promoting an Anti-American Agenda

Teaching the Environment in the Social Studies and Humanities (and Everywhere Else)

6 Tips on Teaching Social Studies in a Politically-Charged Era

Teachers, National History Day Needs Your Help

Yes, Failure IS An Option

Why Engaging Students with Politics is Worthwhile

Distrust of Facts Highlights Need to Return to Primary Sources

Why This Social Studies Teacher Attends All Inaugurations

Conference Review: National Council for Social Studies

I Think I Failed You - A Civics Teacher's Letter to her Former Students

The Traveling Teacher: Normandy, France

10 Tips: Running a Political Debate

Breaking out of the Norm with Breakout Edu

The Sensibilities of Mind Mapping

Haunting Film about Ellis Island

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