New Year, New Focus With the new year, or a new course, comes the excitement of a fresh start and the enthusiasm to conquer new challenges. Yet, let’s face it, resolutions can sometimes feel like a distant dream, too abstract to resonate with our students. That’s where the One Word Project comes in, offering a …
In 9th grade social studies, classroom management is the key to fostering an engaging learning environment. The power of empathy became evident when we delved into the caste system, transforming students’ perspectives and engagement. Join us as we explore how empathy and classroom management can inspire a deeper investment in social studies learning.
Teaching about mental health in the secondary special education classroom is a constantly evolving journey, and recognizing the critical role of mental health in middle and high school classrooms is imperative to student success. Research has shown that academics and mental health, also called social emotional wellness, are directly linked. As educators, we hold the …
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Imagine a world where differentiated learning in Social Studies becomes as easy as pie, and engaging your students becomes second nature. But what does differentiated instruction look like in the classroom? Buckle up, because with GRAPES in your arsenal…
Looking for history lesson plans that will engage your students without fail? Check out these easy ideas that are sure to engage your students!
