Women’s History Month each year is a fabulous time for teachers to recommit to integrating the experiences of women and girls into instruction on history and contemporary society all year. Check out the following 10 classroom resources that offer a historical look at women making history in various contexts and/or a bridge that helps you and your students explore connections between women’s history and women’s experiences today.
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10 Steps for Organizing a Whole-School Read In Your School Community
Use these 10 tips to organize your own whole-school read.
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Justice & Human Rights
10 Teaching Ideas on Human Rights
During Universal Human Rights Month this December, educators have an opportunity to engage their students in focused exploration of the assaults on human dignity that abound in our own national contexts and around the globe.
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10 Years of Inspirational Teachers and MSS Innovation Awards
For 10 years, the Margot Stern Strom Innovation Awards have supported Facing History educators who want to bring their ideas for classroom projects to life.
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14 Teachers Making a Difference Today
Facing History is pleased to introduce the 2015 winners of our annual Margot Stern Strom Innovation Grants! The winning projects all focus on collaborative learning, and were selected for their potential to inspire students to make a difference.
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Democracy & Civic Engagement
3 Angles to the Confederate Monument Controversy
We explore three different angles to the controversy surrounding the removal of Confederate era monuments in New Orleans.
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Democracy & Civic Engagement
3 Angles to the US Voter Fraud Controversy
Consider three different angles about voter fraud in the US to discuss with your students.
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Holocaust
3 Features You Need to Know About the New Holocaust and Human Behavior
Here are three features from the newly revised version of Holocaust and Human Behavior you need to know about.
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The Nanjing Atrocities
3 Reasons to Explore the Nanjing Atrocities 80 Years Later
Few people know about the history of World War II in East Asia and the mass violence that took place in Nanjing two years before. Consider these three reasons to teach about the Nanjing Atrocities.
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Global Immigration
3 Resources for Teaching About Immigration
In our present political climate, discussion of immigration is both essential and inevitable. But how can we confront these polarizing issues in the classroom in ways that deepen empathy, deliver vital historical context, and promote critical thinking? Check out these three rich resources designed for educators who are interested in addressing immigration in the classroom.
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Global Immigration
3 Stories to Commemorate World Refugee Day
World Refugee Day provides us with the opportunity to pause, learn more, and reflect on our individual, local, national, and global commitments as citizens and as human beings.
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3 Stories to Inspire You for the Great Thanksgiving Listen
Join the Great Thanksgiving Listen, a growing national movement to gather the nation’s diverse voices and to recognize the importance of intergenerational listening.
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