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Lesson plan; The Strangest Things to Happen During an Election

Unusual Events in Elections There are some election promises we can all get behind, but what about free fishing rods,

Navigating Smartphone Use in School – Balancing Benefits and Challenges Background In the digital age, smartphones have become ubiquitous, serving

On Monday, six members of the Supreme Court granted Donald Trump — and every future president — broad criminal immunity. The court

Lesson plan Objectives: Analyze the motivations and influence of large corporations and CEOs on government policy. Critique the idea of

“The Dangerous Lies Undermining America’s Democracy” This article by Robert Reich is a critical examination of the ongoing political rhetoric

Understanding the Legal Process: A Case Study of Hunter Biden’s Conviction Background Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, was

World Day Against Child Labour 12 June Objective: By the end of this lesson, students will: Understand the significance of World Day

Unraveling Cultural Expectations and Identity in Amy Tan’s ‘Two Kinds’ Born in Oakland, Calif., in 1952 to a father educated

D-Day: Honoring the Sacrifice of the Fallen D-Day was a huge turning point in World War Two. Beforehand, the Allied

Swimming, skylines and a dragon in lava — the Drone Photo Awards 2024 Nominees for the 2024 Drone Photo Awards

Trump found guilty and is first ex-president convicted of a crime Overview In this lesson, students will explore the context

Cheery Friday Greetings from Learning How to Learn! In the Friday newsletter from Barb, Terry, and the entire Learning How to

“Reflecting on Growth: 10 Ways for Students and Teachers to Learn from the Past Year” The 2023-24 academic year is

Learning Objectives: Students will be able to identify the three branches of the U.S. government (legislative, executive, judicial) and their

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