Will U.S. Education Remedy A Half-Century Of Neglecting Civics Education?
If the state of civics education is not improved what will that mean for the future of American democracy?
History, Critical and Patriotic
Kids need a history and civics education that not only educates but also inspires
12 Children’s Books For Black History Month To Read All Year Long, According To Goodreads
These popular children's books for Black History Month from Goodreads are a must for discussing the joy, the triumphs, and the stories of African Americans
Black History Month In School Is Bigger Than You Think, Teachers Say
Since 1976, February's officially the month to celebrate the historic triumphs and incredible contributions of African Americans to society. In most schools across the United States, February is filled with lessons on individuals and historic movements, but what teachers want you to know about Black History Month is bigger than you think
Educators, Take Note: The Census Is a Very Big Deal
The 2020 census offers a rare opportunity to teach historiography alongside history.
MLK’s “I Have A Dream” Speech And Rejecting Colorblindness for Today’s Children
The “I Have a Dream” speech proscribes a powerful hope for righting injustices facing children today: creating a world where people are not color blind, but color kind. What does this mean for children 60 years later?
10 Kids Tell Us What They Think About Martin Luther King Jr.
10 kids share their impressions of Rev Martin Luther King, Jr
Can Teaching ‘Hope’ Revive Democracy?
Can teaching students hope also help improve civics ed and democracy?
To Educate Good Citizens, We Need More Than The ‘New’ Civics
Everyone agrees civics education needs redefining, but the concept is becoming too broad—and some new initiatives may lead to further polarization. Instead of rethinking civics, we need to rethink basic assumptions about teaching and learning.
Chief Justice Roberts urges focus on civics ed
Supreme Court Chief Justice Roberts urges a renewed focus on civics ed