Press Start on Financial Literacy.
Learn how video games can teach budgeting, investing, and decision-making in this interactive PD.
Jan 14, 7:30pm EST.
🔗 https://t.co/qvmjb6p2ju
Students are surrounded by headlines all day long.
The real challenge is getting them to question what they’re hearing and explain what they actually believe.
That’s where current events discussions change everything.
Explore this week’s article 👉https://t.co/CyT3UBhA0K
Over the past year, students at Marlboro High School, Haas Hall Academy, & Cherry Creek Innovation Campus had the opportunity to sit down with Steve Forbes & ask their own questions.
Three schools. Hundreds of students. Conversations they won't soon forget.
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Most people know Memorial Day means freedom.
Few stop to think about what freedom cost.
Not in theory.
Not in a textbook.
Real people. Real sacrifice.
That’s why Memorial Day matters 🇺🇸
By the end of the school year, students can tell when a lesson is just filling time
That’s why Pups of Liberty works so well 🇺🇸🐾
Short virtue videos, Declaration debates & character-driven history that don’t feel like another lesson
Explore the series: https://t.co/nTIDr5xaB9
Students will argue about fictional characters harder than historical figures.
That’s the trick.
Students lower their guard for the story—then accidentally start debating freedom, leadership, fairness, and power 🇺🇸🐾
That’s why storytelling works.
Students watch entrepreneurs succeed
The Entrepreneur’s Portfolio helps students think through the decisions, risks & problem solving behind the success—not just the outcome itself
A great resource for entrepreneurship classes, summer learning & beyond
https://t.co/mMcOn1coxs
Your classroom isn’t going anywhere this month.
But your students can.
Bangladesh. China. India. North Korea. South Korea.
Not another assignment. Not another worksheet.
Use the Virtual International Field Trip & take them there 👇
https://t.co/Bt1sgoWAMA
#AAPIHeritageMonth
izzit Core Values — Episode 1: Critical Thinking
Students can get every answer right & still not understand anything.
That’s the gap critical thinking closes.
Without it, students repeat what they’re told. With it, they question, evaluate, & decide what they believe & why.