Category: History and Civics
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Introducing The American Crisis: Teaching the Civil War Era
A five-part series on the Civil War era built for educators — thematic, primary-source-driven, and focused on the questions that connect 1861 to the present. Start here.
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What If: The Red Summer That Lasted
The post-World War I labor unrest in America, if effectively coordinated, could have led to a revolutionary movement, fundamentally changing society and politics.
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What Kind of Nation Are We at 250?
On America’s 250th birthday, we still hold these truths to be self-evident. Launching a year-long US History series for educators at BFWClassroom.com. Government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish. #America250 #eduhistory
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Their Words, Your Classroom
Three classroom-ready oral history assignments using Adobe Podcast — student portfolios, semester reflections, and community interviews for high school social studies. #AdobeEduCreative #NotAtISTE #SummerPD #EdTech
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Teaching Toward Truth: A Reflection on the 2026 TOLI Summer Institute
TOLI seminar at Berea College transformed the author’s approach to teaching human rights, shifting from isolated lessons to a comprehensive framework, emphasizing collective responsibility and community engagement in understanding history and its impact on students. #TOLI #USHMM #BereaCollege #UKY
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The Most American Team on Earth
The U.S. men’s national soccer team achieved a historic 4-1 victory over Paraguay, showcasing a diverse roster of dual nationals. This celebration underscores the importance of the 14th Amendment and birthright citizenship, positioning immigration as integral to American identity. The team’s success represents unity and the essence of belonging in America.
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