Tag: Thoughts
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A History of Surviving Hot Weather
To celebrate the heat of summer and add to my other blog, A History of Surviving Cold Weather, it is time to explore how in the heck, humans stayed cool throughout history. It is worth noting that in many parts of the world, many of these techniques are still used. The first thing to know…
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What makes a teacher great? (WordPress daily writing prompt)
My passion for education and teaching could make this topic a book. Some of the chapters would be philosophical musings about the profession while others would be practical how-to’s. Rather than spouting out my entire thesis on teaching, I will narrow it down to my two most important traits for teachers. Being flexible and adaptable…
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Historical Thinking Skills: Chronological Thinking
The exploration of historical thinking skills continues with chronological thinking
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The Sentiment That Ruined Public Education
There is a phrase commonly used that has over the past few decades ruined public education
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Article Reaction: Are Good Principals Necessary?
Good principals are necessary but they require amazing leadership skills
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What Do You Wish More People Knew About Being A Teacher: The Serious
What do you wish more people knew about being a teacher
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Women in History: Changing Our Perspectives
Women in history have always had the wrong narrative. It is time to change it.
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Debate Topics for High School Social Studies
Do not focus entirely on national issues – discuss local!
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Filing Taxes Should Never Be Taught In School
“Why don’t schools teach kids useful stuff. Like how to file taxes.” They do. It’s called reading and math. Rather than complain about what your teachers did not teach you, try remembering what they did teach you. Because if you are reading this, you owe them a lot. Still, a lot of people are frustrated…
Integrated Social Studies 