18
Sep
2020
5 Hispanic Heroes Your Students Should Know
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/Every year, from September 15th to October 15th, the United States celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month. It’s a time when we as... Read More
16
Sep
2020
Just Keep Watering
I’ve always loved flowers. When I lived in Virginia, I would often stop and smell the roses growing near my apartment complex.... Read More
14
Sep
2020
Weekly Graders Rarely Make History
When I was a freshman in high school, my afternoons consisted of two classes: Mathematics and History. Both classes were taught by... Read More
28
Aug
2020
Today’s Inch of a Miracle
Three years ago, my daughter pretended that the world was made of hexagons. This was not a whimsical flight of the imagination;... Read More
12
Aug
2020
Undo is Overrated
My daughter recently uttered the most profound question, “Do you ever wish you had an ‘undo’ button in life?” Now, I’d like... Read More
20
Jul
2020
5 Historical Figures to Diversify Your Lessons
I’ve always loved history. During hard times like these, I believe we can find great encouragement by looking back on the men... Read More
13
Jul
2020
Ed-vengers Assemble! Working Together this Upcoming Semester
I’ve always been a fan of superhero movies. The action, the wonder, the themes of courage, truth, and justice. What can I... Read More
8
Jul
2020
Help Your Students Engage with History
Lately, there has been a lot of discussion about history. Actually, it might be more accurate to say there has been a... Read More