Author: Jessica Edens
Since 2020, the pandemic has impacted all classrooms around the world, whether pushing to fully remote, hybrid or back to in-person. As educators are continued to be challenged, it is important that they have easy access to resources and tools to help support K-12 students. This guide is filled with research and resources for educators in K-12 classroom settings to help … Read More
Authors: Geremy Carnes (Lindenwood University) and Margaret K. Smith (Southern Illinois University Edwardsville)
Digital tools and methods can offer powerful outcomes in the humanities classroom. Integrating digital humanities into existing curricula offers students new points of entry into the humanities and gives them new tools for interrogating sources, evaluating evidence, and forming … Read More
The Cleveland Teaching Collaborative Summer Sandbox kicked off on Monday, July 12, 2021, for an entire week of collaborative learning featuring an array of a synchronous and asynchronous smorgasbord of events, hosted on Zoom. This showcase features the video recordings from this event, along with YouTube links, and the collection of resources discussed in the videos can be found here. The full … Read More
Numerous educators have found that educators should focus on content that is relevant to the lives of students. As educators are increasingly challenged to come up with new ways to engage students in meaningful content, the trend suggests a need for educators to incorporate more digital technology within the classroom. One possible integration of technology could be with digital storytelling … Read More
Author: Cheyenne Florence
The year 2020 marked the anniversaries of two constitutional amendments, the Fifteenth Amendment (1870) and Nineteenth Amendment (1920). This guide provides digital resources for researching and interpreting primary resources related to these two constitutional amendments. In addition to research, the guide includes teaching resources, lesson plans, potential discussion … Read More
Author: Calida O'Brien
This Cleveland Teaching Collaborative showcase features History and Social Studies podcasts submitted to the Cleveland Teaching Collaborative Resource Referatory. Podcasts are a great way to learn on the go and they're easy to incorporate into lesson plans and instruction, either as an assigned "reading" for students to take home or as a way to stimulate discussion in … Read More
