Your Guide To Teaching Political Party Ideologies
Whether it is to kick off your Civics course, build up to Election Day, or deliver as a stand-alone exercise, “political parties and their different ideologies” is a must-cover topic…
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5 Super Easy Ideas for Incorporating Civic Engagement in Your Government Class
It really can be argued that Government and Civics is one of the most essential classes students can take during their K-12 experience. That’s because a huge reason behind our…
Teach How to Analyze Political Cartoons with this No-Fail Strategy
Political cartoons are a must if you’re teaching Civics, but also for any US History or Current Issues class. They are accessible to lower-level readers and ELL students yet still challenge higher-level…
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5 Lesson Ideas to Teach About Sustainability and Eco Footprints
One of my favorite classes to teach has been Contemporary Global Issues. That’s because it shows students how classic subjects like social studies and science are actually inseparable. I’d describe the…
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5 Steps to Teaching U.S. Geography Using Brain Science
Learning the 50 states and all 5 of the Great Lakes is a rite of passage for any American elementary student, and usually any middle school student, too. But then…
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Teaching Poetry in U.S. History (Plus 11 Great Poems to Get Started!)
Poetry is a great way to explore the sentiments and issues of a particular era, but as a history teacher it can be hard to know where to start! Not…
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