How to Teach Asian Pacific American Heritage Month in Your ClassroomApril 29, 2024 • Studies Weekly Asian Pacific American Heritage Month is a great opportunity to incorporate culturally responsive teaching…
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Teaching Science with and without Resources Using Studies WeeklyOct 18, 2023 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER When taught efficiently, science lessons can foster critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and a deeper understanding…
What Makes a Good Social Studies Curriculum?Feb. 2, 2022 • Studies Weekly A lot has changed over the past two years. But you know what hasn’t? Your desire to give…
Celebrating the Brilliance of Hispanic and Latino American ScientistsSep. 25, 2023 • Studies Weekly Science knows no boundaries, and throughout history, brilliant minds from many backgrounds have contributed to our…
Celebrating Hispanic and Latino American Humanitarians: Agents of Positive ChangeSep 25, 2023 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER Hispanic and Latino American humanitarians have played a vital role in addressing societal challenges,…
Thinking on Education: Using Screens and Print Effectively in the ClassroomApr 2, 2019 • by Studies Weekly Studies show we all read more today than in previous generations. While printed books…
Why Social Studies MattersMay 10, 2023 • Debbie Bagley NEWSLETTER Even though it’s not a state-tested subject in some areas, social studies is so important because it helps students find…
Highlighting Heroes from Black HistoryFeb. 9, 2023 • by Studies Weekly February is Black History Month, and is a great time to focus on the contributions of Black people throughout…
Studies Weekly Covers All Texas Essential Knowledge and SkillsOct 24, 2022 • Studies Weekly Great news! You can throw out any supplemental materials you have because the new Texas Studies…