Tag: BIPOC History
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CIC: Civil Rights, Civil Wars, And Captain Dies
The blog post discusses Captain America’s death in the “Civil War” comic series as a study tool for exploring societal issues and ideological conflicts in educational settings.
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Recession,Recovery, ACA: Obama’s First Term
President Obama’s first term was marked by economic recovery, Affordable Care Act, foreign policy challenges, bin Laden’s demise, immigration reform, congressional gridlock, Nobel Peace Prize, and re-election.
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Why “What If?” Discussions Boost History Learning
What if questions help teachers chalkenge student understanding. Here are some whys i use it in my classroom.
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Diversity In The Classroom: Leaders in STEM
The article introduces 15 STEM pioneers of Black, African, and Caribbean heritage, highlighting their significant contributions in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, alongside resources for further exploration.
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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.
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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.
