Teaching: A Tool to Dismantle Racism
Sari Beth Rosenberg shares how teaching is a powerful tool to dismantle racism, and how she wields this tool in her classroom and lessons.
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A Hundred Years after the Ratification of the 19th Amendment, what does Gender Inequality look like?
A hundred years after women won the right to vote in every state, what is the pandemic doing to erase gains toward equality?
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Beirut Blast Pushes Lebanon To Breaking Point
Learn what has happened since August 4, 2020 when two explosions ripped through Beirut, Lebanon, killing at least 170 and injuring 6,000 more.
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Election Officials and the Postal Services Handling of Mail-In Ballots
While most evidence shows that voting fraud is extremely rare, President Donald Trump has been claiming the opposite.
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Going Back to School in a Changed World
Check out this blog to learn about Share My Lesson's professional development webinars designed specifically to help you prepare for going back to school.
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Kamala Harris Chosen as Joe Biden's Running Mate
Students learn about Democratic vice presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris, and contemplate what should be considered in choosing a running mate.
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Support Staff are the Infrastructure of the World
In the United States, 370,000 school and college support staff who belong to the American Federation of Teachers, joined their peers around the world in stepping up to face this public health crisis.
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Virtual Learning with Photography: Ways to Amplify Student Voices
Students can enter Global Oneness Project’s new photography contest, "The Artifacts of Our Lives" to win $200. Deadline to apply is October 15, 2020.
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Motivating Students During Remote Learning
Barbara R. Blackburn shares how to build students’ intrinsic motivations and how it is important for long-term learning.
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Trump’s Executive Orders and the Limits of Presidential Power
Use this lesson plan and resources to learn more about President Trump's executive orders and the controversy surrounding them.
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