Shirley Chisholm and Driving Change in the US Congress
Facing History and Ourselves discuss changemakers like Shirley Chisholm and how the changing makeup of the US congress matters.
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Text Selection: Diverse Readings to Increase Learning
Learn from expert Barbara Blackburn about text selection and how to provide a greater challenge to your students to increase learning,
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Student Voice: How Campaigning Gives Me A Sense of A Community
Victor Shi writes about the importance of community and student voice, detailing his journey canvassing in Iowa for a democratic candidate.
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Black History Month Videos: Stories to Celebrate Identity, Struggles and Excellence
Listen to and watch these Black History Month videos and explore black identity, struggles and excellence in your classroom.
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Trump Impeachment Verdict: Senate Votes to Acquit
Use this free news lesson plan by PBS NewsHour Extra explaining the senate's vote on impeachment and how they came to the history trump impeachment verdict.
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Popular Teaching Methods: Rekindle with Kindred Spirits
Follow two veteran teachers as they write about their top new teaching methods, including trending items like graphic novels, podcasts and EdTech.
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The African Burial Ground National Monument: Exploring a Sacred Space
Chaitram Aklu explores the history of the African Burial Ground National Monument and writes about its cultural impact and legacy.
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Coronavirus Update: What Students Should Know
PBS shares a Coronavirus update and a free lesson plan for educators to share with their students to promote community safety and public health.
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Journalism as a Textbook: Pulitzer Center and The 1619 Project
Mark Schulte from The Pulitzer center writes about his experience working on the 1619 project and how it can help bring history alive for students.
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2019 Novel Coronavirus Resources
Use this overview detailing 2019 Novel Coronavirus resources and learn about symptoms, prevention, and what you can do to protect yourself.
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