Importance of Teaching Digital Citizenship to Elementary StudentsApril 11, 2019 • Studies Weekly We are all part of a digital world, but sometimes internet interactions bring out the uglier side…
Thinking on Education: Women’s Important Contributions to the STEM FieldsMar. 22, 2019 • By Studies Weekly As educators all around the nation celebrate women’s roles in history this month, we…
Kristin Wolfgang: Studies Weekly SpotlightMarch 19, 2019 • Studies Weekly Growing up, Kristin Wolfgang didn’t dream of being a teacher. But now she doesn’t dream of any other career. Courtesy…
Thinking on Education: Teaching the History of Voting RightsMarch 12, 2019 • Studies Weekly Students sitting at the desks of today’s classrooms are America’s next voters. They literally will be…
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.…