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Critical thinking skills used in economic analysis can allow kids to interpret history in new and exciting ways. Using the French Revolution, understand how price controls meant to protect the poor actually led to one of the bloodiest democratic revolutions in history. Bloodshed could have b…

In this webinar, you will learn to engage students using real-world examples and activities developed for Name, image, and likeness (NIL).

Yes, there is a market for poo, an industry based on sanitation, and lessons to be learned about human and animal waste.

Cli-Fi, the “hottest” new literature genre, portrays humans dealing with extreme weather situations. Discover how dire events of such as rising water, extreme heat, and freezing temperatures are perfect situations for teaching scarcity, allocation of limited resources, and decision making. D…

Petronia is an introductory online interactive course on resource governance designed to feel like a simulation and a game.

This webinar will give teachers great resources and strategies to help integrate the causes and effects of the rise of the pickleball craze.

In this lesson, students learn about how to create good passwords and the risks of not doing so. Through an original video called Goldi and the Three Passwords, they learn what goes into making up a “just-right” password. As a final activity, they use the information gathered …

The 5th editions of AP Microeconomics and AP Macroeconomics have been significantly updated. During this session, we will walk through the changes that have been made, highlighting new content and new activities. Come with your questions and get a sneak peak at this new publication.

How do you help students practice safe behavior online? In this lesson, students learn the do's and don’ts through the fairy tale of Little Red Riding Hood. After reading an informational text, the students identify some risky online activities and inform Red why these behaviors…

In this lesson, students access a website to research the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus, which is a hoax. The initial (false) premise of the lesson is that students are learning to use online research to gather evidence, formulate an opinion, and take steps to contact elected officials. …