Chop it up, Highlight it! Getting the most out of your Studies Weekly Print Editions• Studies Weekly If your students are just reading our Studies Weekly Social Studies newspapers or…
Reginald Wright: Studies Weekly SpotlightFeb. 26, 2019 • Studies Weekly Reginald Wright Reginald Wright took an indirect route to teaching — but it was one that led him to a…
On Education: Creating a better Multicultural CurriculumFeb. 20, 2019 • Studies Weekly How do you teach today’s culturally and socio-economically diverse students when often their history and literature curricula are…
The Need for Diversity in Educational ContentFeb. 14, 2019 • Studies Weekly Discovering new perspectives, new voices and new sources is one of the most fascinating things about studying history.…
On Education: The “Power of Yet“ in the ClassroomFeb. 12, 2019 • Studies Weekly Most successful entrepreneurs say they overcame many mistakes, challenges, and setbacks to get where they are.…
On Education: Confronting Political Polarization in the Social Studies ClassroomFeb. 7, 2019 • Studies Weekly Politics today are highly polarized, and are in danger of becoming more so. “Politicians used…
On Education: Teaching Sensitive Subjects in the ClassroomFeb. 5, 2019 • Studies Weekly In society today, schools cannot avoid the controversial issues and events of our world. Nor should they.…
On Education: Social Studies is a Powerful Tool to Teach EmpathyJan. 31, 2019 • Studies Weekly For better or worse, students in classrooms today — even down to the elementary…
On Education: The Case for Social Studies in Elementary ClassroomsJan. 29, 2019 • Studies Weekly Technology and globalization connect the world more today than in any era of history, but…