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When used well, film can make the past come alive, develop historical empathy, and stimulate student interest in learning.
Type: Journal article
C. Frederick RisingerBlogs are growing rapidly and are having an impact on classroom teaching. These sites will help tachers understand their potential.133
Type: Journal article
Johanna Gorelick and Genevieve Simermeyer/The Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of the American IndianWhile the modern story of Thanksgiving describes the original feast as a friendly gathering of neighbors, in reality it had much more to do with political alliances, diplomacy, and an attempt at peaceful coexistence.
Type: Journal article
What makes a president successful? This article evaluates the presidency of Gerald Ford in the light of four theories by political scientists on presidential performance, highlighting one of them.
Type: Journal article
A Supreme Court decision banning illegally obtained evidence in federal court serves as a point of entry for the study of search warrants and the Fourth Amendment.
Type: Journal article
Pledging Allegiance: Negotiating National Responsibility, Religious Liberty, and the First Amendment
Students will gain a deeper understanding of issues related to the First Amendment and religious freedom when they study two renowned Supreme Court flag-saluting cases.
Type: Journal article