• The Legendary Sword Durendal: A Testament to Valor and Myth

    On this celebration day of Roland, the history of Durandal is especially interesting after the disappearance of the sword from the French mountain redoubt earlier this summer. In the rich tapestry of medieval lore and epic tales, the sword Durendal holds a place of honor, embodying the virtues of bravery, loyalty, and unwavering strength. Wielded…

  • TDIH: Nixon Resigns

    This blog post provides resources for teaching students about the Watergate scandal and Nixon’s resignation through discussions, analyses, and simulated activities.

  • Celebrating Positivity: August

    August in the classroom is a time of cultural celebration and historical recognition. From Black Business Month to famous birthdays, embrace diversity and inspire positive change.

  • Monthly Mindfulness: Brené Brown

    This post suggests adopting Brené Brown’s teachings on vulnerability, courage, and resilience to navigate educational challenges and foster growth.

  • 5 Innovative AI Use Cases for the Classroom This School Year

    AI’s integration in education demands ethical policies. Transparency, privacy, fairness, human oversight, educational value, and collaboration are key to developing and upholding responsible AI usage.

  • Ethical Use of AI in Education: A Guide for Teachers

    AI’s integration in education demands ethical policies. Transparency, privacy, fairness, human oversight, educational value, and collaboration are key to developing and upholding responsible AI usage.