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Lesson Plan: Billionaire Bunkers and the Ethics of Survival
Overview This lesson explores the BBC article “Tech billionaires seem to be doom prepping. Should we be worried?” (BBC, October 9, 2025),
Reflecting on Short Stories: Exploring Theme, Character, and Meaning
A collection of short story masterpieces from the world’s finest storytellers Tasks Competency goals: Read, discuss, and reflect on the
Lesson Plan: Understanding Password Reuse, Variations & Multi-Factor Authentication Risks
Subject Area: Digital Citizenship / CybersecurityTarget Audience: Secondary or University / Adult non-specialists Objectives Explain credential stuffing and the risks
Lesson Plan: The Assassination of Charlie Kirk — Contemporary Questions of Political Violence
Conservative activist and Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk died Wednesday after he was shot at an event at Utah
Lesson plan; write a letter to your future self – new provider!
Introduction. In this very personal activity, students have the chance to write a letter to their future self, to open
Lesson Plan: “When AI Replaces Work: Ethics, Economics, and Employee Impact”
Two months ago, the Commonwealth Bank announced plans to replace 45 customer service workers with an artificial intelligence chatbot before later
Lesson Plan: Literacy in the Digital Era
Celebrations in 2025 This year, International Literacy Day (ILD) will be celebrated under the theme of “Promoting literacy in the digital
Lesson Plan: Federalism, Law, and Civic Response — Troops to Chicago
Lesson Overview Topic: Examination of the proposed federal deployment of National Guard troops to Chicago. Students explore the roots and resistance
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Lesson Plan: Recognizing Democratic Erosion and Authoritarian Shifts
Text: Garrett Graff, “America Tips Into Fascism” (August 25, 2025) The United States, just months before its 250th birthday as the
Lesson Plan: Trump and the Nobel Peace Prize
Grade Level / Audience Upper-level secondary or university-level students—teachers, education professionals, or politically literate learners. In this day and age,
Lesson plan; Ask a Journalist: A Monthly Series for Teenagers
Ingress Curious what it’s like to be a journalist?The New York Times Learning Network launches “Ask a Journalist,” a new
Lesson Plan: Canine Cognition and Communication – How Dogs Understand Humans
Target Audience Upper elementary to secondary school students (ages 10–16) Learning Objectives Scientific UnderstandingStudents will explore how dogs perceive human
Lesson Plan: Journalism, Risk & Resilience – The Story of Alec Luhn
Objective Students will examine the real-world risks faced by climate journalists, explore the blend of adventure and investigation in the
