Why revisit John Dewey’s philosophy on education and democracy? minnpost.com/community-voic… via MinnPost

Only 1 week left! Teachers, if you haven't applied to the Supreme Court Summer Institute, now is the time! Join Street Law and the Supreme Court Historical Society in DC to deepen your understanding of SCOTUS through the best teacher professional development of your life! streetlaw.org/event/supreme-…

March is #WomensHistoryMonth ! All this month, 60-Second Civics will explain the struggle for equal rights for women and how our #Constitution & laws evolved to make our nation a more representative #democracy. Full playlist: bit.ly/womens-history… #sschat

Beyond advocating for women’s suffrage, Ida B. Wells is remembered as a pioneering investigative journalist, often traveling to the scene of a lynching to collect first-hand accounts. Learn more about the impact of her work in a new documentary: retroreport.org/has-lesson-pla…

Just yesterday, the Supreme Court found that "States have no power under the Constitution to enforce Section 3 with respect to federal offices, especially the Presidency." Join us Thursday at 7 pm ET for a scholarly discussion of the case: bit.ly/trump-v-anders… #podcast

Colo. educator shares tips to boost media literacy sbne.ws/r/P5T8

A group of student journalists at Columbia Journalism School are fact-checking claims about the campus protests. They’ve debunked Jake Sherman’s misleading photo, misinformation about chants, etc. check it out — and do this on your campus!

How the use of general warrants contributed to the American Revolution sbne.ws/r/Pog2

Like social media, but hate misinformation?? MediaWise is looking for young people who are good on camera, know how to edit video AND are interested in combating misinformation. Apply by July 8. THIS IS A PAID POSITION! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

ICYMI: An interesting, deep-dive article that encourages Street Law-style, student-centered civic education. Written by Justin Driver (SCOTUS expert and professor at Yale Law School). educationnext.org/building-bette…

📜 ⚖️ Want to learn more about new laws passed during the 2024 #mnleg session? Visit our annual New Laws page ➡️ house.mn.gov/NewLaws/search…

#ConstitutionDay is approaching! Our Constitution Day collection has everything you need to teach and celebrate this founding document and explore the impact it has on our lives today. bit.ly/4e7ap6v

Protests are unfolding on college campuses across the country this week, which marks one year since the start of the Israel-Hamas war. But when do campus protests move past First Amendment protection? What is — and isn't — allowed? Here are 21 campus protest FAQs answered.

📰 Online now in Social Education: The final prediction for the 2024 election from Allan Lichtman, based on the keys to the White House prediction model. Read it now: hubs.li/Q02ScZVY0 #election2024 #politics #education

▶️ Don't miss a thing in the #mnhouse! Subscribe to our YouTube channel to watch live #mnleg coverage, archived videos of House events, member interviews & more! buff.ly/3YkWkvV

This NEW "Tournament of AP Gov SCOTUS Cases" activity gives students an opportunity to evaluate the 14 required AP U.S. Government & Politics Supreme Court cases using a "bracket style" competition: c-span.org/classroom/docu…. #GovChat #APGov #SSChat #EdChat #SCOTUS #Bracketology

Students across Minnesota schools vote in mock election ahead of Election Day kare11.com/article/news/p…

#Teachers, how are you analyzing the 2024 presidential #Election2024 results with your students? Use our updated video on the 1966 midterm elections to explore how Donald’s Trump’s resounding 2024 victory echoes electoral shifts of the past. retroreport.org/video/midterm-…

Justice Robert Jackson's concurring opinion in Youngstown Sheet and Tube v. Sawyer (1952) sets forth a framework that is widely used to assess presidential power. Find the full playlist on presidential power here: youtube.com/playlist?list=… #civics

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