Category: History and Social Studies

  • TMIH Space Exploration: May

    May’s Celestial Chronicles: Exploring the Wonders of Space History As May ushers in the warmth of spring, it also offers us an exciting gateway to delve into the captivating realm of space history. This month, we celebrate remarkable moments that have unfolded beyond Earth’s boundaries, shaping our understanding of the cosmos. Join us on a…

  • CIC: Jubilee and Shang-Chi

    Jubilee, a Chinese American mutant in comics, embodies resilience and diversity. Educators can use her journey to teach themes of identity and empathy. Shang-Chi’s story also offers rich opportunities for exploring representation and morality.

  • CIC: The Death of Gwen Stacy

    The iconic storyline “The Death of Gwen Stacy” in Spider-Man challenged traditional superhero storytelling, shaping cultural attitudes towards death and tragedy in comics.

  • TDIH: Smallpox Vaccine First Invented

    The smallpox vaccine’s history is a tale of scientific breakthroughs, global collaboration, and eventual eradication, showcasing human resilience and offering hope for the future.

  • Comics in the Classroom: Readings for AANHPI Heritage Month

    May is Asian, Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Comics feature diverse characters like Ms. Marvel, Shang-Chi, and Silk. Educators can use them for cultural discussions.

  • 75 Years of European Union: Pt. 3

    From managing economic instability to addressing migration pressures and grappling with the rise of populism, the EU navigated profound challenges since 2010, reaffirming its commitment to founding principles.