Category: Diversity in the Classroom

  • Diversity In the Classroom: Legacy of Frederick Douglass and Paul Lawrence Dunbar

    Frederick Douglass and Paul Lawrence Dunbar, key figures in American history, significantly contributed to advocacy, literature and civil rights through their powerful writings and eloquent speeches.

  • Diversity in the Classroom: T’Challa to Steel

    The article offers a selection of comic books featuring Black characters, from mainstream publishers, presenting ideas for their use in educational discussions and accompanying resources.

  • Sports Washing: Russia, China, Qatar

    The phenomenon of “sports washing”, using sport events to divert attention from political controversies, is noticeable at Olympics and World Cups in China, Russia, and Qatar.

  • CIC: Guy Delisle

    Canadian author Guy Delisle creates travel graphic novels, providing insight into global cultures and societies through detailed illustrations and narratives.

  • Movie Review: The Lego Movie

    “The Lego Movie” offers educational value, promoting creativity, teamwork, critical thinking, and diverse learning opportunities.

  • TDIH: Great Britain Declares War

    The War of 1812 transcended nationalist views and had global repercussions. To impart a holistic understanding, engage students in activities like mapping key interests of involved nations, interpreting diverse primary sources, and simulating diplomatic negotiations. Utilize online resources and emphasize critical thinking to weave the global narrative, fostering a vibrant, interconnected view of history.