7 Ways to Make Black History and Women’s History Relevant for All Students
To many young people, “the past” is one big, tangled mass: World War I, Ancient Greece and the Civil Rights Movement all happened “a long time ago,” and many students don’t see connecti
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Celebrating Women’s History with Zora Neale Hurston
I’m one of those quote collectors.
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How Can You Protect Yourself From Hackers?
Being smart about password managers, phishing scams and two-factor authentication can help protect you from cyberharm.Living in a digital, connected world comes with risks.
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Listening to and Believing Children
This article was originally published on January 25, 2018 on the Anti-Defamation League website and can be found
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What Does #MeToo Mean for Schools?
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Teaching About the #MeToo Moment
This article is an excerpt from The New York Times lesson plan "
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DACA provides all students with a lesson in social justice
#2 News Story of 2018
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Loving Your #Selfie
Have you noticed that as obsessed as today’s tweens and teens are with selfies, they don’t actually have many printed photographs?
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