Did you know that some #AI programs can make up books when asked to provide a bibliography or give details about books and authors that may be false? Learn more about AI hallucinations and more in our recent blog! #GaleSchools blog.gale.com/ai-hallucinati…

Back-to-School with HPL! Explore the wonderful world of science with Science: Gale in Context. This resource offers a world of articles, videos, and experiments to help students excel in their studies. Access it anytime, anywhere with your MYLink card. ow.ly/Q67e50SZmIw

Used our access to our Gale database and found great supplemental materials on Lord of the Flies for a teacher to use with his class. The class will have the book in hand, the audiobook, and supplemental materials! It’s a trifecta for reading a novel.

Mrs. Reece’s public health classes learning to research using GALE and KYVL! Southern High JCPS Library Media Services Department

Library lesson today with AP Research students! Students explored the tools and features of the Gale and JSTOR databases. Great way to kickstart research!

Opposing Viewpoints' carefully curated viewpoints cover issues from many perspectives. In the following, the authors argue that subsequent generations will owe women's basketball star Caitlin Clark a debt for raising the sport's profile and their salaries: bit.ly/3XodSIw

Interested in learning about the achievements of Hispanic Americans for #NationalHispanicHeritageMonth? Check out our recent blog! blog.gale.com/celebrating-th…

Looking for perspectives on school uniforms and fast fashion? Here's one from a student at Poly Prep Country Day School in Brooklyn, NY: bit.ly/3NbV6y9. Check out Gale In Context: Opposing Viewpoints for more: bit.ly/4e8hCni. #GaleSchools #ContextMatters

Physical fitness supports good overall health. Learn more from the NEW Physical Fitness topic page from Gale In Context: High School. #GaleSchools bit.ly/4epREM3

Gale In Context: Opposing Viewpoints spotlights the 2024 Presidential Election, Compensation for College Athletes, and Right to Bear Arms topic pages in October. See our 2024 Presidential Election topic page here: bit.ly/3zJYugj #GaleSchools #ContextMatters

How can #socialstudies teachers use the #USElection as a chance to equip students with valuable #informationliteracy skills? Cynda Wood discusses five helpful strategies: rebrand.ly/cdqmm4s #GaleSchools #GaleInContext

As we wrap up our One-Child Policy DBQ, Ss reflected on their new knowledge and understanding of the policy using the “I Used to Think…” routine. We’ve talked a lot about the importance of knowing enough to have an opinion. I feel that mindset is reflected by their responses.

This month, Gale In Context: Opposing Viewpoints features updated topic pages on the 2024 Presidential Election, Anxiety and Stress Management, and Cell Phones in Schools. See the Presidential Election page here: bit.ly/3zJYugj #GaleSchools #ContextMatters

The new Overtourism topic page in Gale In Context: Global Issues brings you viewpoints, news, reference articles, videos and more. See it here: bit.ly/4fzKvZV #GaleSchools #ContextMatters

How do you find relevant, reliable research for a project?!? Got to spend the day with Mrs. Vogt’s classes answering exactly that question with our wonderful books and Gale Cengage database. #lovemyjob ❤️🖤 Noe Middle School

This America Recycles Day turn to Gale In Context: Environmental Studies to help your students learn more about recycling and its impact ♻️ #GaleSchools bit.ly/4eygOHH

This month, Gale In Context: Opposing Viewpoints features updated topic pages on inflation, deforestation, and affordable housing. Explore the Inflation topic page here: bit.ly/3QsKmus #GaleSchools #ContextMatters

This month, Gale In Context: Opposing Viewpoints features updated topic pages on celebrity and influencer culture, ADHD, and food safety. Start your research in the Celebrity and Influencer Culture topic page here: bit.ly/4h3uYSW. #GaleSchools #ContextMatters

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