Rosa Parks, the Montgomery Bus Boycott, and the Power of Non-Violent Mass ProtestJan. 21, 2020 • Studies Weekly In 1955 Montgomery, Alabama, an African American woman found a seat in…
Guidelines for Teaching the Holocaust Studies WeeklyJan. 16, 2020 • Studies Weekly Holocaust education is the story of people. Each number, statistic, chart, or list depicts an individual — someone’s…
Helping the Next Generation Remember the HolocaustJan. 14, 2020 • Studies Weekly The systemic murder of an ethnic group or people does not begin overnight. It is a long process…
The Secret Lives of Objects: Letter From a Birmingham JailJan. 9, 2020 • Studies Weekly Birmingham, Alabama in 1963 was one of the key turning points for the Civil Rights…
Using Interactive Notebooks with Studies WeeklyNov. 5, 2019 • Studies Weekly Do you use interactive notebooks in your classroom? Interactive notebooks are not new in education circles, but they are…
Why the 6Cs Are Essential in Elementary EducationOct. 30, 2019 • Studies Weekly To prepare students for a global society that is in constant flux, education experts agree that we…
Blending Social Studies and ELAOct. 24, 2019 • Studies Weekly “If history were taught in the form of stories, it would never be forgotten” – Rudyard Kipling Social studies is…
How to Leverage Technology in the ClassroomOct. 17, 2019 • Studies Weekly According to a 2017 EdTech study by Meghan Bogardus Cortez, about 63% of K-12 teachers use technology in…
Thinking on Education: Why is Geography Important?Sept. 25, 2019 • Studies Weekly Almost all of us can access a map of our town, our country, and our world with just…
Creating Studies Weekly’s Social Studies Curriculum: A Look Behind the ScenesAug. 6, 2019 • Studies Weekly As the month of August rolls on and the dog days of summer slowly…