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Will Trump leave office? An interview with Prof. Lawrence Douglas
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Editor’s note: This is the first entry of Office Hours, a podcast devoted to students interviewing their favorite professors about their work. Ramses Rubio,…read more
Teaching in the age of coronavirus—Week 12: Processing progress
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Photo credit: Maximillian Re-Sugiura By Sari Beth Rosenberg It was Week 12. We’d been through three long months of remote learning, and it sure felt…read more
Kahoot activity: How COVID has affected U.S. economy
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A man stands in front of a Modell’s store that is closed, as retail sales suffer record drop during the outbreak of the coronavirus disease…read more
Will it ever be possible to get out the youth vote?
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Photo via Student Reporting Labs (SRL) Turning Out the Youth Vote series Quick instructions: Read the article, watch the SRL videos and check out…read more
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Lesson Plan: Contested elections in American history
Learn more about contested elections in US history and explore possible legal challenges for the 2020 election Continue reading
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Fact or Fiction? How can students sort through the misinformation?
As election season turns up the dial on online misinformation, how can students determine truth from fiction? Continue reading
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How I created GetTime, an app to ease student stress
How one high school senior developed an app that can help students manage stress—and their schedules—in a stressful time Continue reading
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How fear-based campaigning is affecting American voters
Learn how voters respond to politicians playing up threats and fears Continue reading
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Lesson Plan: Four mini-lessons on presidential debates
Explore what makes a debate format work and why presidential debates are important to voters, then watch the next presidential debate Continue reading
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