Adding in more project-style inquiry learning is equal parts exciting and overwhelming. And creates a lot of questions. However, if you carefully select a project you know will hit meaningfully... Read More
Project-based learning has been experiencing a bit of a spotlight for the last few years. Heck, even Bill Gates put a PBL-praising book on his 2019 recommended book list. But when you... Read More
The ability to assess news media effectively is perhaps THE most important 21st century critical thinking skill there is, especially since media now infiltrates all aspects of our lives and can... Read More
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... Read More
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... Read More
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... Read More