March 30, 2021
Weaving in Women's History
“I’m glad we’ve begun to raise our daughters more like our sons, but it will never work until...
“I’m glad we’ve begun to raise our daughters more like our sons, but it will never work until...
In 1908, Dr.Carter G. Woodson, received his M.A. from the University of Chicago, and in 1912, he...
Since the death of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arber, and Breonna Taylor, amongst others from the Black...
Our answer is an emphatic, "Yes!"
Bonnie Tyler's infamous tune has been resonating for months and the...
As I’ve been writing about in this Teaching for Civic Engagement blog series, I’m thinking about...
See Matt’s Video on Teaching Channel: Encouraging Students to Take Action
See Matt’s Video on Teaching Channel: Encouraging Students to Take Action
“High school students hate history. When they list their favorite subjects, history always comes...
See Matt’s Video on Teaching Channel: Encouraging Students to Take Action
See Matt’s Video on Teaching Channel: Encouraging Students to Take Action
In classrooms throughout the country, the stories of extraordinary women -- from Abigail Adams...
Editors Note: This post was originally published on Catherine's blog on Medium.
See Matt’s Video on Teaching Channel: Encouraging Students to Take Action
Revolution, independence, the founding of our nation -- this was my favorite era to teach. I...
As many of you know, February is Black History Month in the United States, which can be a time...
As a U.S. History teacher at the middle-school level, I keep an eye out for resources, tools,...
Setting aside time to discuss student writing can be hugely informative...and a lot of fun!
Make learning about WWI more engaging with a few adjustments in planning.
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