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2021Welcome to Global Social Emotional Learning (SEL). Step into the world of Shantanu with BetterWorldEd.org . Shantanu is a father, chai wala, and...
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2020Use this one-page learning template to help organize your activities for learning that fosters conceptual understanding and transfers to new...
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2017In commemoration of Women’s History Month, we present the following resource to help educators engage students in thinking broadly and critically...
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2020George Washington's Mount Vernon is one of the most iconic homes in the world. Now you can virtually visit Washington's historic home and estate in...
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2021Students write, film and edit a short video that connects human population growth to one other global challenge and offer their idea for a...
Two sculptures located in New York City’s Financial District have artists and art appreciators locking horns in a sticky debate about art, commercial...
This lesson uses the artwork of Esther Nisenthal Krinitz and demonstrates how non-photographic records of war can be important primary sources and...
Giving students the tools to recognize, analyze and draw conclusions from historical documents and artifactswith first person accounts and primary...
Esther Krinitz’s story is an excellent springboard for students to start thinking about human rights, social justice and the various ways their...
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2020In this four-part lesson on unsung heroes, students will be guided to either write or record an evidence-based argument to answer the question: “What...