In a decisive move, The Guardian recently stopped publishing on X (formerly Twitter), highlighting shifts in how media organizations navigate
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Lesson Plan: Uncovering the Origins of the Trafalgar Square Christmas Tree Tradition
Objective: Students will learn about the little-known history of the Trafalgar Square Christmas tree tradition and its connection to Ian
Lesson Title: Reflecting on Democratic Values and Rhetorical Techniques in Political Statements
Competency Goal: Students will read, discuss, and reflect on content and rhetorical techniques in various types of texts, including self-selected
Lesson plan; CNN 5 Good Things
Saturdays are for sunshine — especially for your ears. With another election, ongoing wars and natural disasters, we know the
Lesson Plan: Analyzing and Interpreting Polling Data for the 2024 Presidential Election
Objective Students will interpret and analyze polling data, understand its significance in elections, and explore the factors that influence poll
Lesson Title: The Role of Celebrity Endorsements in U.S. Presidential Elections: Influence and Impact
Objective Students will develop a nuanced understanding of the 2024 U.S. presidential election, including key candidates, platforms, and the influence
Google NotebookLM: A Powerful AI Assistant for Educators
Google NotebookLM offers a suite of AI-powered tools that can enhance classroom instruction and support student-centered learning, making it particularly
Lesson plan; Misinformation is everywhere this election. Can you tell what’s real?
Test your skills at spotting online falsehoods. This lessonplan is written by Cat Zakrzewski, Rachel Lerman and Shelly Tan at The Washington
Lesson Plan: Exploring History Through Daily Events
History is not just a collection of dates and events; it’s a tapestry of human experiences that shape our present
Lesson Plan: Can We Control the Weather? Weather made to order.
Meteorologists tracking the advance of Hurricane Milton have been targeted by a deluge of conspiracy theories that they were controlling the weather,
Cooperative Learning: Enhancing Student Engagement and Achievement
Cooperative learning is more than just an instructional strategy—it’s a transformative approach that can significantly elevate student engagement, deepen understanding,
Lesson Plan: The Impact of Bottled Water on Health and the Environment
New research challenges the common belief that bottled water is the safest drinking option. Scientists from Weill Cornell Medicine in
Lesson plan; Social and Economic Conditions in English-Speaking Countries
This lesson plan explores the diverse social and economic conditions across various English-speaking countries, including the USA, UK, Canada, Australia,
Lesson Plan: Understanding the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA)
Lesson Objective: This lesson plan is designed to provide students with a thorough understanding of the United Nations General Assembly
Lesson Plan: The Power of One – Nicholas Winton’s Story
Objective: Students will learn about Nicholas Winton’s humanitarian efforts during World War II and reflect on the impact one person
