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Election 2020: Teaching in Unpredictable Times

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2020

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- Current Events
- Mental, Emotional and Social Health
- Social Studies
MS, HS, PD

Join Laura Tavares of Facing History and Ourselves to explore approaches to teaching the election that focus on the history of voting, the health of...

Learning to Speak Across Political Divides: Using PURPLE in the Classroom

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2020

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Multiple Subjects
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- Election
- Social Studies
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Join Melissa Weintraub of Resetting the Table and Share My Lesson for a review of the film "PURPLE" and and an accompanying Discussion Guide as free...

Power to the Students: A NonPartisan Guide for Empowering Youth to Engage in Elections

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2020

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- Election
- Social Studies
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Join Molly Launceford and Aileen McQuillen of iCivics , high school student, Alexandra Henderson and Share My Lesson for a detailed discussion on the...

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Do Charges in Breonna Taylor Case Show Officers Are 'Above the Law?'

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Seeking Justice for Breonna Taylor The killing of Breonna Taylor at the hands of Louisville police galvanized a national protest movement. On Wed.,...

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2020-09-24

Analyzing How Coronavirus Spreads A growing body of evidence indicates that airborne transmission is the main way people are becoming infected with...

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Legacy on the Supreme Court

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2020-09-21

Remembering the Life and Legacy of a Champion for Justice Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who long stood for women’s rights issues and...

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Making It Work: Teaching the Holocaust During Distance Learning

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2020-09-29

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Teaching the Holocaust and Distance Learning Whether you have returned to the classroom, are embracing a hybrid model, or are entirely virtual, we...

Back to School Resources to Support Educators in These Unprecedented Times

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2020-09-25

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Supporting Educators with First Book This school year looks different than any other and that can be stressful and worrisome for both educators and...

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Five Tips for Teaching Controversy in a Remote Classroom

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2020-09-22

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By Emma Humphries and Lora De Salvo Poignant moments for teaching controversial issues arise when students reveal how an issue has affected their...

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