NEW: Episode 28 of HISTORY250 is now available! Watch for the story of how America’s first ally turns on her in the “XYZ Affair”: bit.ly/4lNKxQJ

Check out our latest HISTORY250 free resource: a downloadable workshop for taking your students through a discussion on one of the film episodes. Download it for free here: bit.ly/41uRleL

The latest episode of HISTORY250 is now live! Watch episode 28 for the story of the infamous "XYZ Affair": bit.ly/4lNKxQJ

Here's a better alternative to giving young students a simplified version of Homer's Odyssey: bit.ly/47rBhhi

It is all too common that contemporary Americans think cynically of American freedom given that our history is marked by glaring assaults on the freedom of some Americans. How should we think of American freedom? bit.ly/470QNRn

SALE: Our back-to-school discount is still running, now through the end of the month! Use the discount code BACK2SCHOOL for 15% off any purchases in our shop: bit.ly/36Kloka

Some texts or passages do admit of varying interpretations. This post provides some rules of thumb for judging the plausibility of a student’s interpretation: bit.ly/4msud97

It’s a brand-new academic year. If you are a seminar leader, now is a good time to sharpen your gameplan for how to lead well. To help you, we have devised a Seminar Leader’s Start Chart: bit.ly/4fWdQPG

How do you discern which student arguments to entertain as plausible and which to dismiss as misleading? Some tips: bit.ly/4msud97

NEW: The latest episode of the HISTORY250 series is now live! Watch episode 29 for the story of "The Revolution of 1800": bit.ly/4oMJTFt

It’s a brand-new academic year. If you are a seminar leader, now is a good time to sharpen your gameplan for how to lead well: bit.ly/4fWdQPG

An open letter to teachers as they head into the new school year: bit.ly/4n17HUz

Is seminar participation what it should be? By what standards should you measure each student’s contribution? How can you best evaluate your seminar students? Some useful answers to those questions seminar leaders ask: bit.ly/4mDdakI

NEW: A new HISTORY250® special is now live! In honor of the recent 62nd anniversary of the March on Washington, we revisit Martin Luther King, Jr.'s iconic words at the event: bit.ly/4neupZr

Looking for some movie recommendations? Here's a double feature suggestion: bit.ly/4p5VMqc

An academy should want to be as excellent as possible in delivering its mission. The key to this is excellent teaching is mentoring: bit.ly/4mJswE6

A double feature recommendation— Sturges made a handful of American movie classics. Here are two of them: bit.ly/4p5VMqc

Do you want the teachers at your school to excel in their craft? Institute teacher mentoring: bit.ly/4mJswE6

NEW: Episode 30 of the HISTORY250 series is now live! In 1803, the United States purchased from France the vast territory of Louisiana—and for a modest sum. Hear the story here: bit.ly/484zAqv

NEW: Episode 31 of the HISTORY250 series is now live! In the aftermath of the Louisiana Purchase, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark explore America’s vast new lands: bit.ly/468tFy2