How to Engage Students in Civil Discourse Following the Insurrection at the U.S. Capitol
Ways to engage students in civil discourse after the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol: Encourage Students to Speak with Political Leaders; Encourage Students to Share Voices Online; Bring in Academics and Authors to Discuss History and Politics.
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Three Ways to Teach About the Insurrection at the U.S. Capitol
Ask students: Why are the events at the U.S. Capitol being referred to as an insurrection rather than a protest? How would you describe the event?
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When Bad Things Are Happening
When news breaks of disaster or violence, your students may want to discuss a crisis as it unfolds. Here’s how.
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Supporting Social Emotional Learning During COVID-19
Supporting social emotional learning during the coronavirus pandemic is more important than ever. Use these free resources to help you plan.
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Exploring the Long-Term Effects of Childhood Trauma
Exploring the Effects of Childhood Trauma
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Children and Grief at School: One Counselors Story
A school counselor that works with elementary students writes about children and grief at school during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Holiday News Roundup: Vaccine Distribution and the Transition of Power
Ask students: Do you think federal, state or local governments should have the most control over vaccine distribution? Why do you think so?
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Share My Lesson Staff Share Their Favorite Resources of 2020
The Share My Lesson Staff helps wrap up 2020 with some of their favorite resources of the year. What were yours? Let us know!
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Union Holds Sweater-Weather Drive for Students
The Providence Teachers Union recently held a "sweater-weather" fundraiser that gave 1,000 new sweaters and hoodies to preK-12 students.
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