The author details his findings after six months of research on the lives of genocide survivors in Rwanda.

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Interactive lectures require a strong familiarity with the content being taught and compel students to actively engage the material.

As the number of English language learners continues to rise, four key principles will help teachers ensure a valuable social studies education.

The Supreme Court term opens with its first Hispanic justice and a list of highlights that includes two high-profile First Amendment cases and an important property rights case.

The featured document on federal aid for school lunches and the accompanying essay on the School Lunch Act provide students with a unique chance to study the role of government.

During this nine-day unit, high school students consider evidence from a variety of primary and secondary sources to determine the best policy for the United States and NATO on Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Engaging secondary students in policy and constitutional questions related to same-sex marriage promotes the skills and content that advance a democratic education.

Students bring the Constitution to life by summarizing the amendments in their own words and composing a rap song.