Graphic Novels for Kids, Engaging Students and Current Events
Re-imagining Migration explores how educators can use graphic novels for kids in the classroom and help engage students in current global events.
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Super Civics 2020: Experts Define Impeachment for Students
Columnists Mark Shields and David Brooks discuss the impeachment probe and help define impeachment and its implications for the country to students.
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To Kill a Mockingbird Characters and the Absence of Agency
Facing History's Kaitlin Smith examines the history of Harper Lee's masterpiece and contemplates what's missing from To Kill a Mockingbird characters.
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Native American Culture Today: AFT Members Defend Students and Communities
Follow the story of AFT members who work tirelessly to defend and preserve the rich legacy of native american culture today in the United States.
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National Hispanic Heritage Month: Celebrating the Cultures that Unite Us
During National Hispanic Heritage Month, discover free resources to help engage students explore significant events in the Latinx and Hispanic experience.
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What is Impeachment? How to Lead a Student Discussion
#2 Top TNTL of 2019
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Current Events: Bringing the World to Life in the Classroom
ADL busts the myth of apathetic youth being uninterested in news and civic engagement. Find out how you can pique your students interest in the world around them.
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Bernardo De Galvez, the Portrait Lady and a Congressional Promise
Teresa Valcarce ensured that we followed through on a promise made more than 230 years ago between Bernardo de Galvez and the Continental Congress.
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Climate Crisis: Greta Thunberg on The Urgency to Act
#6 Top News Lesson of 2019
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Holocaust Timeline: Raising Awareness for a New Generation
Educator Natalie White shares her impressions on the new Holocaust Timeline from Echoes and Reflections and how it impacts outcomes in her history class.
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