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  Explainer: Trump’s executive orders and the limits of presidential power

  In this lesson, explore the long-standing constitutional controversies around the power of executive orders. Continue reading →

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  Who decides whether or not schools should reopen?

  In this NewsHour lesson, find out who actually decides how and when schools open, and the role students may play in the decision. Continue reading →

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  Teach your students about the 75th anniversary of Hiroshima

  Learn about the 75th anniversary of America’s dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima. Continue reading →

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  Ask Juliette Kayyem: What will it take for communities to feel safe reopening schools?

  Listen to this interview with Juliette Kayyem and discuss how safe reopening might be possible. Continue reading →

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  How the Electoral College and claims of voter fraud may complicate election 2020

  Listen to this podcast produced by EXTRA interns and discuss the electoral college and mail in voting. Continue reading →

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