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New Lesson: Ask your students, why does it matter that Virginia Governor Northam and other elected leaders chose to wear blackface as young men? https://t.co/J27bVa7xQO #CurrentClassrooms #sschat
Use this teaching idea to introduce your students to the story of Virginia Governor Ralph Northam, helping them examine the history of blackface and consider how leaders and citizens should respond today. https://t.co/J27bVa7xQO #CurrentClassrooms
Looking for teaching ideas for addressing breaking news & ongoing issues, from global migration to the health of democracy? Join @facinghistory 2/6 at 3PM ET free webinar: Current Events in Your Classroom #CurrentClassrooms https://t.co/jrHO3d6slW #sschat
TODAY: Attend our free webinar at 3:00pm EST to gain strategies for bringing breaking news and national and global issues into your classroom. https://t.co/j5YQ6cFnNw #CurrentClassrooms
Use these activities to help students develop a framework for analyzing and discussing incidents of racial bias they’re seeing in the news, while also engaging them in the hard work of confronting the unconscious biases we all share: https://t.co/2JF1jxHEYs #CurrentClassrooms
Use these activities to help students develop a framework for analyzing and discussing incidents of racial bias they’re seeing in the news, while also engaging them in the hard work of confronting the unconscious biases we all share: https://t.co/JUfmJLKxEH #CurrentClassrooms
Use these activities to help students develop a framework for analyzing and discussing incidents of racial bias they’re seeing in the news, while also engaging them in the hard work of confronting the unconscious biases we all share: https://t.co/OYXxQ8kIJ4 #CurrentClassrooms
Lead students through an examination of recent reports about the fading memory of the Holocaust and the resurgence of antisemitic attitudes in Europe with this teaching idea: https://t.co/HCJa4ifNWW #CurrentClassrooms #WeRemember
We can help you prepare for teaching breaking news and ongoing issues, from global migration to the health of democracy. Register today for our free webinar to learn how to get started. #CurrentClassrooms
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NEW Teaching Idea: Help students safely analyze and discuss incidents of racial bias they’re seeing in the news, while engaging them in the hard work of confronting the unconscious biases we all share. https://t.co/tIb4vSB2cM #CurrentClassrooms
Use these activities to help students develop a framework for analyzing and discussing incidents of racial bias they’re seeing in the news, while also engaging them in the hard work of confronting the unconscious biases we all share: https://t.co/brF8XL4PLE #CurrentClassrooms
Teaching current events is challenging: the news cycle moves quickly, stories are complex and issues can spark strong emotions. Don't worry, we are here to support you.
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We know that making meaningful connections between current events and your curriculum can be challenging, so we developed these resources to help you. https://t.co/GP7lyVG0Ff #CurrentClassrooms
Students digest news socially, digitally and quickly — but do they really take stock in their media choices?
Using this new teaching idea, equip your students with the tools to better assess how they learn from the news in 2019: https://t.co/ktMzw3cF3o #CurrentClassrooms
Our partners at @NYTimesLearning gathered important stories, statistics, and Facing History teaching strategies to put the border security debate in context: https://t.co/bXJUj7TFW3 #CurrentClassrooms
How do we know if democracy is succeeding or failing? This teaching idea explores the concept of democracy and uses current events as a way to determine what might put a democracy at risk. https://t.co/fePDzLtgdR #CurrentClassrooms
If it's your New Year's Resolution to bring more current events into the classroom, we have the perfect resources for you.
Read our Current Events Checklist, using ideas and key questions to guide your course planning: https://t.co/BuknGgqDMu #CurrentClassrooms
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