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Thaddeus McCotter writes for American Greatness about the importance of studying lessons from the nation’s history. Once more in these trying times, Americans are compelled to reco...
History is a very large topic that can be a lot for students to absorb. They are being asked to learn new historical figures, understand different cultural norms, and possibly even...
Can you drag and drop these 25 events into chronological order — before getting three wrong answers?
David Cook shares some important lessons from our not-so-distant history – “In 1961 my father, at the age of 46, became a follower of Jesus Christ. Within a week my mother stood at...
Teaching students who are working below grade level about Canadian history can be a challenge. The topic is vast, and there is a whole new vocabulary that needs to be learned befor...
Kori Schake revisits an important piece of America’s military past. In foreign policy, good ideas often emerge from bad decisions. Such was the case with the Powell Doctrine, a ter...
On Saturday former Clinton advisor James Carville took to YouTube and delivered what purported to be a "Presidential History Lesson." It was a fairly typical Carvillian rant, yet q...
This lesson asks the comparative question of why the American telephone monopoly stayed in private hands, when most of the world ran its telephones through a government post office...
Each day, we feature a historic New York Times article alongside a scan of that day’s printed newspaper front page. Here are five teaching ideas to make these primary sources come...
From 1876 to 2026, student grievances expose failures of governance
I was watching PBS when the program American Experience came on and the title caught my attention form an article that I had read about a Connecticut town that said "No" to the Ame...
When the historian Timothy Snyder left Yale for the University of Toronto in 2024, he took with him the practice of occasionally putting his course lectures online, making them ava...
The following extraordinary paragraph comes from Knuth’s TAOCP Volume 4A, right before the last set of exercises. Many of the exercises below ask a modern reader to find and/or to...
NEW YORK — The history of American patriotic songs offers a lesson about the different ways you can say you love your country.
Lessons Buried in the Rubble: What Argentina’s 2001 Collapse Actually Teaches UsMilan AdamsFernando de la Rúa left the Casa Rosada on December 20, 2001, through a side door, boardi...
Opened days before this year's war with Iran, the Bible Lands Museum's journey through ancient battles asks a question Israel keeps failing to answer: when exactly is 'as soon as t...
Use this lesson plan to show students how collaboration reshapes both the content and structure of recall.
Lessons in Document Review from the JFK Filesby Joshua Gilliland
A Canadian historian explores teaching U.S. history during America’s 250th anniversary through student projects, debate, and critical reflection. The post Teaching in Interesting T...
Auguste Meyrat writes for the Federalist about a good precedent from the Sunshine State. As the new school year begins, Florida is mandating that lessons on the history of communis...
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