60 Second Civics is one of my favorite resources for lessons on U.S. civics and government. 60 Second Civics is a daily podcast produced by...
60 Second Civics is one of my favorite resources for lessons on U.S. civics and government. 60 Second Civics is a daily podcast produced by...
Like many high school Civics and Government teachers, when I taught Civics I started out with lessons on the works of John Locke. This morni...
C-SPAN Classroom offers a lot of excellent resources for U.S. Government and History teachers. In the past I've featured their interacti...
The National Constitution Center currently offers a neat little tool called Adomatic for creating personal campaign ads. To create your cam...
The International Debate Education Association (IDEA) has published a free 157 page guide to the 2012 Presidential debates . The guide offe...
Meograph is a free service that bills itself as a four dimensional storytelling tool. When you watch a Meograph story you will notice that...
Northeastern University has launched a new site all about U.S. political campaigns and party conventions. The site is divided into five mai...
The Bill of Rights Institute is currently hosting an essay contest for high school students. The contest asks students to write an essay (10...
Just how quickly is the US national debt accumulating? What about state debts? Get the real-time answers to those questions and more at USDe...
April 15th is usually the deadline for filing income tax returns in the United States. This year, the deadline is April 18th. I usually have...
To some of us (particularly those who were passionate undergrad political science students in 2000) it seems like just yesterday Bush v. Gor...
Tomorrow, voters will go to the polls in cities and towns across the country. If you're planning to have discussions with your students ...
Yesterday, my post about 47 Alternatives to YouTube started with the statement that some excellent educational content can be found on YouT...