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As teachers, we know that one of the most important aspects of building a successful classroom is the sense of community we create. We all
As teachers, we know that one of the most important aspects of building a successful classroom is the sense of community we create. We all
If you have followed me for a while, you know how much I love projects! Not only do students gain so much from project-based learning,
Sociology is the study of societies, human behavior, relationships, social institutions, and social interactions. It connects to almost every aspect of daily life. Sociology can
We know that teaching government can be challenging. Engaging high school students who may already feel apathetic toward the subject is certainly no easy task.
Teaching the Supreme Court can be challenging when it comes to student engagement. However, I suppose this is not too surprising! Let’s face it, learning
If you teach U.S. History, I’m sure you will spend some time covering the Jamestown and Plymouth Colonies. These colonies are two of the most
As teachers, we all know that community building at the start of a new school year is important. Even in senior courses, taking time to
The American Sociological Association defines sociology as “the study of social life, social change, and the social causes and consequences of human behavior. Sociologists investigate
I will be the first to admit that teaching AP Government can be extremely stressful, even for seasoned teachers. The topics are challenging, the workload
Part II of the AP Government Video Resource Series This post is a follow-up to my April post on using AP Government videos for Enhancing
Sociology gives students a powerful framework to understand the world around them. It opens the door to exploring different societies, their diversity, and the ways
All teachers would probably agree that adding some strategically placed videos to your lessons can really enhance the experience for your students. Short, to-the-point videos
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.
