Column: How one military veteran teaches his students about Memorial Day
Column: How one military veteran teaches his students about Memorial Day
Memorial Day is a federal holiday that honors the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. military. After graduating from West Point in 2002 and serving more than five years on active duty as
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Column: Students are addicted to their cellphones, and they need our help
Column: Students are addicted to their cellphones, and they need our help
Editor’s Note: Growing concerns over the ways cellphone use affects teenagers has prompted in-depth study by neuroscientists like Dr. Frances Jensen, who wrote “The Teenage Brain,” and a new documenta
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Column: How I teach about the Holocaust as living memory fades
Column: How I teach about the Holocaust as living memory fades
Editor’s Note: Today is Holocaust Remembrance Day or Yom HaShoah in memory of the 6 million Jews killed during World War II. Many schools teach about the Holocaust by recounting the stories of survivo
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Column: This little known site is the birthplace of the student civil rights movement
Column: This little known site is the birthplace of the student civil rights movement
Editor’s Note: The location of what is considered “the student birthplace of the Civil Rights Movement” may surprise some people. Robert Russa Moton Museum, or just Moton, is located in a small town i
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Many of my students see NC’s bathroom bill as ‘state-sanctioned bullying’
Many of my students see NC’s bathroom bill as ‘state-sanctioned bullying’
Editor’s Note: Last month, North Carolina’s lawmakers passed House Bill 2 which requires people to use the public bathroom that matches the gender on their birth certificate. On Tuesday, the 4th U.S.
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Teachers’ Lounge: Teaching politics in the age of Trump
Teachers’ Lounge: Teaching politics in the age of Trump
Editor’s Note: Presidential elections give teachers a chance to engage students in lessons about the electoral process and what it means to be part of a democracy. But some of the behavior exhibited d
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How ‘Hamilton’ helps me teach about xenophobia and immigration
How ‘Hamilton’ helps me teach about xenophobia and immigration
Editor’s Note: “Hamilton” has recently swept Broadway ticket sales, taken over the White House for a day and ushered in a new discussion about the intersection of theater, race and history. But it’s a
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How I use comic books as a learning tool in my social studies classroom
How I use comic books as a learning tool in my social studies classroom
Editor’s Note: Comic books have a long history of tackling social issues. In recent years, criticism has centered on the characters themselves; some readers blamed publishers for creating diverse char
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Flint teacher: ‘I want answers’
Flint teacher: ‘I want answers’
Editor’s Note: At the same time a federal emergency was declared in Flint, Michigan, in January, the state’s chief medical examiner said all children who drank Flint’s water since April 2014 have been
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Syrian children in Turkey heal through storytelling
Syrian children in Turkey heal through storytelling
Editor’s Note: Some of the thousands of Syrian school-aged children forced to flee their homes end up attending private refugee schools along the Turkish border. But many of these schools have shut do
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