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MLK vs Malcolm X

Passion for Social Studies

When teaching US History, there is a strong focus on heroic individuals. Honestly, the strength of some of our heroes allowed the United States to grow and develop in powerful ways. For instance, MLK and Malcolm X used their voices to fight for equality. However, they did their work differently. While MLK was more calm and collected, Malcolm X was more abrasive in his work.

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How School Districts are Integrating Generative AI into their Policies

Digital Promise

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Q&A with Professor Lori Britt, James Madison University

Institute for Citizens & Scholars

Dr. Britt shares insights into her College Presidents for Civic Preparedness Faculty Institute experience and how it has impacted her classroom instruction.

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How an International Baccalaureate Education Cuts Through the ‘Noise’ on Banned Topics

Education Week - Social Studies

IB programs offer students college credit in high school and advanced learning environments.

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Recognition for D3

Living Geography

One of the final ERASMUS+ projects I took part in before Brexit ended this wonderful opportunity for personal and professional development for all UK teachers, was the D3 (Developing Digital Data Literacy) Earlier today, Karl Donert posted that EUROGEO is proud to have been awarded the Erasmus Plus quality label by the Flemish National Agency for the work undertaken in the D3 Project (Developing Digital Data literacy) #Eposvzw Find out more [link]

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Artificial Intelligence in Education (Via EdWeek)

Edthena

In the news EdWeek recently published a Spotlight on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education, featuring news and insights on how AI is impacting and transforming education. The reporting highlights the necessity for teachers to integrate AI into their teaching methods. Additionally, underscored throughout the reporting is the need for educational systems and policymakers to adapt to the rapid advancements in AI technology, ensuring that both teachers and students are equipped with the necessar

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The Britannias

Living Geography

Just another one of the many books which have been made available free of charge for Spotify Premium, which has a 15 hour a month limit for members. The Britannnias explors our islands and their past. What free Spotify audiobook have you been listening to recently?

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Studies Weekly Spotlight: Texas Teacher Shares Passion for Nonfiction

Studies Weekly

Studies Weekly Spotlight: Texas Teacher Shares Passion for Nonfiction Jan. 14, 2021 • Studies Weekly Sandra Bradshaw, a second-grade teacher in Texas, is in the education field because she wants to positively impact students’ lives. “When students show a true understanding of the concepts being taught and topics being discussed, then I am thrilled for their discoveries and personal connections,” she said in a recent interview.

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Teaching Primary Geography - 2nd edition

Living Geography

Delighted that @StephenScoffham & I have a release date from @BloomsburyEd for the second revised and updated edition of 'Teaching Primary Geography'. ?Available August 1st 2024. Discount code here for those who may be interested. #primarygeography #GeographyTeacher pic.twitter.

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Meet Hanna Folsz, 2023 APSA Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grantee

Political Science Now

The American Political Science Association is pleased to announce the Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grant (DDRIG) Awardees for 2023. The APSA DDRIG program provides support to enhance and improve the conduct of doctoral dissertation research in political science. Awards support basic research which is theoretically derived and empirically oriented.

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Teaching About Palestine-Israel and the Unfolding Genocide in Gaza

Zinn Education Project

Menu Lessons & Articles About K–12 | News Coverage | Fact Sheets | Books | Articles | Calls to Action | Films and Film Clips | Podcasts | From the Archives | Climate and Environment | Projects | Classroom Stories At Rethinking Schools and Teaching for Change we are outraged by the ongoing slaughter in Gaza, and the rising death toll in the West Bank.

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The school choice plan that is controversial, even in Texas

The Hechinger Report

MINERAL WELLS, Texas — On many Friday nights in this rural stretch of north Texas, you can find Judith Echanique working the concession stands, flush with local fans. “I’m always here,” said Echanique, whose 10th-grade daughter and fifth-grade son attend the local public schools. On this February night, she was serving hot dogs, nachos, soda and candy to boosters of the JV and varsity soccer teams.

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TikTok billionaire spends millions on Texas candidates supporting school voucher efforts

The Hechinger Report

This story was produced by The Dallas Morning News and reprinted with permission. WASHINGTON — A professional poker player turned TikTok billionaire is helping to bankroll Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s push to oust Republicans who stymied his school choice agenda. Jeff Yass, the Pennsylvania options trader, has spent more than $209 million in the past decade promoting school choice and pro-voucher candidates.