Every history course has so much content to get through each year. While teachers may be able to plan chronologically, it is stressful to focus on the exact topics. For instance, if teaching about the American Revolution, students do not just learn what it is. They have to learn about multiple ... Read More
Current Event Assignment
Sadly, many students do not read the newspaper or the news online. Instead, they spend time searching the Internet for hours or recording their own videos. Thus, it is essential that teachers show students what is currently happening in the world. Additionally, it is imperative that teachers show ... Read More
Introduction to Sociology Unit
The start of any unit is crucial to gaining student interest. If the unit or class starts boring, many students will lose engagement for the entire course. However, if it starts out interesting, students will be excited about the class. Teachers put a lot of pressure on themselves to develop the ... Read More
Bureaucracy Project
“Mom, may I have $40?” is a question that so many students can relate with. Typically, your classroom will be filled with students who always want the next best thing. For instance, this may be a pair of the latest Nike shoes or the coolest Beats headphones. Or, it can be the day-to-day spending, ... Read More
High School and Elementary School Buddies
Once students enter high school, they may often become frustrated over a standard school routine. Often, this is nothing against the classes or teachers. Instead, it is over wanting to gain more independence and freedom. Instead of fighting against this desire, teachers can use it to create amazing ... Read More
Political Ideology Lesson
As students get older, they realize more about political parties. Thus, they learn how intense and heated political debates can be. Due to this, they often wonder which party their teachers belong to or who their teachers support. However, teachers have to be cautious in a political ideology lesson ... Read More
