century have given us the greatest opportunity in human history to improve lives through education.” So let’s get to work!
across the curriculum, not just in English or in History. Whether students are writing a Science report or detailing their research for an Art ...
start. Whether that means focusing on indigenous history, or finding resources from female climate scientists, or reading books by LGBTQI+ authors, ...
than explaining instructions for activities. In a history class, you could set up digital maps and timelines with Pear Deck and tell students ...
fascinating window into a little known period of American history. 9. The Love Letters of Abelard and Lily by Laura Creedle This novel follows a ...
In a recent post, we looked at the history and theory of personalisation in education and the transformative effect it can have on your ...
communities and instills the importance of acknowledging history and fostering inclusivity in students. Classrooms as a window to the world While a ...
also four free lesson plans, covering the topics of history, cultural perspective, ethics and art, and the power of sense perception. Read about the ...
developing critical thinking skills. In social studies and history, you could take your students through a primary source analysis exercise. Give them ...
and articles about food. If your subject is History, your students could read The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas. Reading doesn’t have to be confined ...
