Jennifer Bloom

Learning Law and Democracy Foundation brings civic education to life with educational resources that build well-educated, engaged, and effective citizens

[Jennifer Bloom @teachingcivicsM]

Homepage - Teaching Civics https://t.co/VpU2jXLU2C

[60-Second Civics @60SecondCivics]

Justice Robert Jackson's concurring opinion in Youngstown Sheet and Tube v. Sawyer (1952) sets forth a framework that is widely used to assess presidential power. Find the full playlist on presidential power here: https://t.co/FKkci4ng3I #civics

[Retro Report @RetroReport]

#Teachers, how are you analyzing the 2024 presidential #Election2024 results with your students?

Use our updated video on the 1966 midterm elections to explore how Donald’s Trump’s resounding 2024 victory echoes electoral shifts of the past. https://t.co/OXuZyF0oqI

[KARE 11 @kare11]

Students across Minnesota schools vote in mock election ahead of Election Day https://t.co/cj2YwiAVSB

[C-SPAN Classroom @CSPANClassroom]

This NEW "Tournament of AP Gov SCOTUS Cases" activity gives students an opportunity to evaluate the 14 required AP U.S. Government & Politics Supreme Court cases using a "bracket style" competition: https://t.co/FSa9266Zw3.

#GovChat #APGov #SSChat #EdChat #SCOTUS #Bracketology

[MNHouseInfo @MNHouseInfo]

▶️ Don't miss a thing in the #mnhouse! Subscribe to our YouTube channel to watch live #mnleg coverage, archived videos of House events, member interviews & more! https://t.co/NELLc2zaBk

[Freedom Forum @1stForAll]

Protests are unfolding on college campuses across the country this week, which marks one year since the start of the Israel-Hamas war.

But when do campus protests move past First Amendment protection? What is — and isn't — allowed?

Here are 21 campus protest FAQs answered.

[National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) @NCSSNetwork]

📰 Online now in Social Education: The final prediction for the 2024 election from @AllanLichtman, based on the keys to the White House prediction model. Read it now: https://t.co/2RfmhACHQY #election2024 #politics #education

[iCivics @icivics]

#ConstitutionDay is approaching! Our Constitution Day collection has everything you need to teach and celebrate this founding document and explore the impact it has on our lives today. https://t.co/13z53dqHNE

[MNHouseInfo @MNHouseInfo]

📜 ⚖️ Want to learn more about new laws passed during the 2024 #mnleg session?

Visit our annual New Laws page ➡️ https://t.co/wZ4cy0JANn

[Street Law @StreetLawInc]

ICYMI: An interesting, deep-dive article that encourages Street Law-style, student-centered civic education. Written by Justin Driver (SCOTUS expert and professor at @YaleLawSch).

https://t.co/yow7Jlornv

[PBS News Student Reporting Labs @ReportingLabs]

Like social media, but hate misinformation?? @MediaWise is looking for young people who are good on camera, know how to edit video AND are interested in combating misinformation. Apply by July 8. THIS IS A PAID POSITION!

https://t.co/E0hwfIl8IU

[Jennifer Bloom @teachingcivicsM]

How the use of general warrants contributed to the American Revolution https://t.co/ZNgUfl0Olp

[Alex Mahadevan @AlexMahadevan]

A group of student journalists at @columbiajourn are fact-checking claims about the campus protests. They’ve debunked @JakeSherman’s misleading photo, misinformation about chants, etc. check it out — and do this on your campus!

[Jennifer Bloom @teachingcivicsM]

Colo. educator shares tips to boost media literacy https://t.co/Gn7ec4r2WB

[Center for Civic Ed. @CivicEducation]

Just yesterday, the Supreme Court found that "States have no power under the Constitution to enforce Section 3 with respect to federal offices, especially the Presidency." Join us Thursday at 7 pm ET for a scholarly discussion of the case: https://t.co/sLiaPeNSxT #podcast

[Retro Report @RetroReport]

Beyond advocating for women’s suffrage, Ida B. Wells is remembered as a pioneering investigative journalist, often traveling to the scene of a lynching to collect first-hand accounts. Learn more about the impact of her work in a new documentary: https://t.co/1MjffTiiWi

[60-Second Civics @60SecondCivics]

March is #WomensHistoryMonth ! All this month, 60-Second Civics will explain the struggle for equal rights for women and how our #Constitution & laws evolved to make our nation a more representative #democracy. Full playlist: https://t.co/mfXiyJiinA #sschat

[Street Law @StreetLawInc]

Only 1 week left!

Teachers, if you haven't applied to the Supreme Court Summer Institute, now is the time!

Join Street Law and the @SCHSociety in DC to deepen your understanding of SCOTUS through the best teacher professional development of your life!

https://t.co/xBuC7LF1Gc

[Jennifer Bloom @teachingcivicsM]

Why revisit John Dewey’s philosophy on education and democracy? https://t.co/JDvbWYmqwO via @MinnPost