How to Teach Intersectionality to High School Students
“Why do we have to talk about race AND gender? Can’t we just focus on one thing at a time?” If you’ve ever heard this question in your classroom (or
“Why do we have to talk about race AND gender? Can’t we just focus on one thing at a time?” If you’ve ever heard this question in your classroom (or

The potential of integrating feminist history and feminist theory into the curriculum of public high schools is vast and transformative, with the ability to mold students into compassionate advocates for equality. By understanding the principles of feminist theory and its relevance in education, we can foster empathy and inclusivity, break down gender stereotypes and challenge social norms, and ultimately prepare students to become empowered leaders who strive for a more equal and just society.

Maps are useful teaching tools for understanding the past, present and future because they provide a detailed insight into the physical features of the world while acting as a reflection

Best items for your high school classroom that show your students you are on their side.

I use interactive notebooks (I refer to it as The History Notebook to my students) as a Writer’s Notebook for teaching history(ok honestly, for every subject, but in this case,

Community service for teenagers is the exact time to combine theory and action: its the perfect opportunity to integrate social studies (civics education) with language arts instruction (reflection narrative essay)