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Equal Rights Project

Equal Rights Project

Teachers have a huge goal: to prepare students for the real world! This includes helping them to become informed, empathetic, active, and responsible citizens. While

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teaching the election

Teaching the Election

Tuesday, November 5th is quickly approaching! So, students will see more political ads and commercials than ever. While some years involve quieter elections, this is

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sociology gender projects

Sociology Gender Projects

Sociology is often a favorite course for students. They love studying and analyzing the interactions between others. However, they often forget to consider how outside

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teaching the cold war

Teaching the Cold War

Honestly, there are so many topics to teach in any history course. While students are naturally engaged in some, others require more planning to hook

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Teaching Third Parties

Teaching Third Parties

In the United States, two major parties dominate the political system: the Democrats and the Republicans. However, third parties also play a significant role in

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With 15 years of experience teaching government, U.S. history, sociology, and AP government in New York and Pennsylvania, Melissa brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to students and teachers all over the world. She is also a certified AP U.S. Government grader for the College Board. Melissa proudly calls Wooster, Ohio, home and is a dedicated mother of two active boys and a supportive wife to a lacrosse coach.

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