Ramos' Flipped Journey

Google Drive has a variety of tools. Personally, I tend to use and have my students use Docs, Slides, and Forms. One that I have not used i...

Sometimes getting students to read about current events takes some encouraging. Many would rather listen to their earphones. Alternative...

Civic discourse is an important activity which history teachers must provide models for our students to do so responsibly. This is eve...

My students were working on our WWI webquest this month. One of the requirement is to integrate their research into a timeline. We we...

In this digital age, quick access to information and visual literacy is shaping how data is communicated. Did you know that the White ...

The Ashbrook Center is an independent center at the University of Ashland. They have a variety of constitutional and other educationa...

Getting students to make connections with content and current events can be a struggle. Sometimes one wishes to categorize news articl...

Hook your students with your next topic using iMovies and trailers . They are easy to create and you can set a mood of intrigue to b...

Not everyone had money for class responders. Plickers has come up with a alternative for teachers using their smartphone or iPads. Do...

Google Forms is a great tool for teachers to use. Most people rave about the utility of Docs and Presentations…. These are great too...

History is more than the details of the event. We want our students to also understand significance and legacy of history while engagin...

Today was the Think.Create.Share Conference at California State University Fullerton. I was excited to attend the sessions with some...