TOK provides an opportunity for you to reflect on the nature of knowledge, and on how we know what we claim to know. #Howdoyouknow?

Arrived at Seton Hall University to take part in a discussion about modern slavery. Did you know that there are currently about 25 million slaves worldwide? We are here to learn about how we can be part of the solution.

To be in the same room as three journalists who are essentially modern day abolitionists was truly surreal. A unique opportunity to hear from people who have seen modern day slavery first hand and have been on a mission to end it. What a great experience for IB at Howell High School!

TOK made its way into Mr. Fritsche’s science class today where we pondered, “How do we know when scientific conclusions are justified?” Howell High IB Kids IB at Howell High School

Possibly the greatest single male athletic performance of all time

Makes sense in a terrible kind of way.

The 9/11 anniversary in the classroom to.pbs.org/1qN3e6Y (from PBS News Classroom)

Today, we remember the victims of the September 11th attacks that occurred on #ThisDayinHistory 2001. Please join us in a moment of silence.

C202 is all ready to go. Nothing better than teaching history during an election year!

New CNN/ORC national poll among likely voters, 9 weeks out: Trump: 45% Clinton: 43% Johnson: 7% Stein: 2% cnn.it/2cbbWwv

Not a bad view from my office.

50 Years of Electoral College Maps: How the U.S. Turned Red and Blue nyti.ms/2bwrQAo via The Upshot

Just got done voting. Classes tomorrow are going to be great! #Elections2016 #HistoryIsHappening

Today would have been JFK's 100th birthday. For those working on the JFK quote assignment twitter is full of them today! Here's my favorite.