Teaching High School Economics Labor Markets and Unionization
Finding good materials for twelfth grade economics can be a challenge when you are managing a busy independent study roster.You want something that explains how labor markets and unions actually function without burying the student in jargon. The Labor Markets and... read more
Teaching The Growth of Presidential Power in the Twentieth Century
Teachers often look for materials that help students move from the domestic challenges of the Great Depression to the global scale of the Cold War. This transition marks one of the most significant pivots in our curriculum. The lesson The Growth of Presidential Power... read more
High School US History Lesson on Social Darwinism and Social Gospel
Eleventh-grade history courses often require students to move past basic memorization to evaluate complex societal shifts. Educators are frequently searching for resources that connect nineteenth-century debates about poverty and wealth to the broader development of... read more
High School Economics Lessons on Wages and Labor Markets
Twelfth grade government and economics teams often ask for better ways to bridge the gap between abstract market theory and their students immediate future. By connecting standard economic principles to real-world career paths, teachers can help students grasp the... read more