Trump and Clinton on race and police in first presidential debate

Where do the presidential candidates stand on education?

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Gerrymandering and partisan politics in the U.S.

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Native American tribes band together to block oil pipeline

Clinton on bed rest and defensive over ‘deplorables’ remark

Teaching 9/11: Using Oral Histories as an Avenue to Compassion and Understanding

Teaching about 9/11 can be difficult for many reasons. It is an emotionally and politically charged event, and for many educators, especially in the greater New York City area, the topic simply hits too close to home. However, as the years pass, it becomes more evident just how important it is that we embark down this road with our students.

Trump and Clinton talk jobs, economy on Labor Day

Essential question What will the presidential candidates focus on in their final two months before Election Day?

Burning Questions Part 1 of 3

This is part one of a three-part series explaining how adding BAM (burning questions, authentic audiences and millennial skills) to your lesson planning will engage students in exciting ways.

Just-Right Classroom Rules Can Create a Positive Learning Environment

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