Students often love to focus on how the United States grew over time. For instance, they are always interested in learning how cars evolved. Likewise, they love to see how businesses grew into well-known companies. However, students often do not realize how these progressions led to issues with the … [Read more...] about Progressivism Lesson
Credit Unit
If you listen to students talk, they spend a lot of time discussing what they want. Many times, this involves new earbuds, shoes, and clothes. However, they have specific brands and versions they want that are often very expensive. Since they usually have parents and guardians to buy these items, … [Read more...] about Credit Unit
Sociology Crime and Deviance Unit
Many times, crime and deviance fascinate students. As soon as they hear about crime, they are eager to learn more. However, this also causes some concern. While it is great to have students pay attention to the news, teachers do not want students to be the ones breaking the law. Thus, it is … [Read more...] about Sociology Crime and Deviance Unit
Budgeting Unit
Students love money! Honestly, who doesn’t? However, money can be slow to earn and quick to spend. When students are in school, they don’t always realize this. Some just ask for money and receive what they need, while others have to work for it. No matter where students are financially, they must … [Read more...] about Budgeting Unit
Sociology Theory Project
Sociology is often a student-favorite course. Classes love to learn about social experiences and relationships. Part of this understanding is rooted in sociological theories. Since there are multiple to learn, it can be hard to keep everything straight. Thankfully, the Sociology Theory Project is … [Read more...] about Sociology Theory Project
Introduction to Sociology
As teachers are busy planning for a new year, the to-do list is never-ending. While the beginning of the year is exciting, it is always very stressful. Teachers know that if the course begins boring, students will not be excited about the class. Then, their attention decreases, and they are not … [Read more...] about Introduction to Sociology
