Introduction Every year, students undertake numerous presidential projects that, although informative, tend to be somewhat repetitive and monotonous. This year, however, we are embarking on a creative and exciting adventure. Inspired by a compilation of…
Reacting to the Past revolutionizes active learning in higher education through its immersive role-playing games. Within these games, students assume distinct character roles, each with unique objectives, and are challenged to effectively communicate, collaborate, and…
This is a list of simulations I have collected over the last few years. I have not evaluated these in a long time. I will be evaluating them over the next few weeks and cleanup…
The fear of communism is fueled by events in the USA itself, most notably the cases of the Hollywood Ten, Alger Hiss and the Rosenbergs. Organizations such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and…
Transport yourself back to the year 1969, when the tumultuous war in Vietnam was in full swing. Picture this: you’ve just celebrated your 18th birthday, and consequently, are legally obligated to register for the military…
By Jeanne Theoharis December 1, 2015 Sixty years ago, Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on a bus in Montgomery, Ala. Her courageous act is now American legend. She is a staple of…
Inductive Study is individual and group discussion-based observations and insights from personal study are encouraged. It is in the discussion, for many students, that the lesson begins to “gel.” The discussion confirms, clarifies, and corrects…
This module delves into the examination of the fundamental principles that have shaped and motivated the establishment of a constitutional, federal republic. Providing a contextual foundation for this study, students will closely analyze Martin Luther…
This Simulation is a fun and great way to wrap up a unit on the 1920s Jazz Age in America, and give you students the experience of being in a speakeasy. Your kids will always…