The Interwar Years between World War I and World War II contains vital historical information for students to understand the reasons for...

The first day of school for middle and high school students can be pretty mundane. Students move from class to class listening to the...

When I was a new Psychology teacher, the biology unit covering the brain, neurons, neurotransmitters, and our various systems intimidated...

Social Studies teachers are also English teachers. We assist students with reading and writing daily. When I walked into my first...

Years ago, I was sitting in our weekly staff meeting, and one of our science teachers was proposing a unified approach to teach...

This summer has been a season of Zoom meetings to discuss learning options for the fall instead of social gatherings with family and...

Covid-19 has brought in a whole new world for teachers as many are now trying to teach virtually with little to no training before diving...

“You can’t cry or they’ll think you are sick,” she whispered to her sister when the bus pulled up to the school. Seven-years-old Olivia...

If I die because I teach, what will happen to my family? Who will be there for all those moments where my kids want their mother and who...

Numerous teachers across the United States are nervous about going back to school. Some states or districts have not made a decision...

Congratulations on getting your first job as a social studies teacher!!!!! My department likes to call ourselves the “Syndicate of...

Social Studies: We Teach all the Things My departments likes to joke about how social studies teaches everything! How we bring all the...

Reflecting on Distance Learning ​ The possible first round of distance learning is done!  My last day of teaching in the classroom was...