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Join Justin and Alisha as they embark on a journey to share strategies, tips, and lessons they’ve learned implementing engagement into the social studies classroom, including interview, personal stories, and more.
Unknown Host hosts ENGAGE: Teaching the Social Studies Podcast, a education show with 27 episodes published.
In this episode, Justin shares how slow reveal graphs, texts, and images have transformed engagement in his social studies classroom. By revealing information piece by piece, students are encouraged to observe closely, d
Looking for a quick engagement move you can use tomorrow? Justin shares his go-to dice routine—an adaptable strategy for reviewing concepts, checking understanding, and giving students a fun challenge. Whether you teach
In this episode, Justin shares practical strategies for bringing global citizenship into the classroom, with a strong focus on human rights education. He outlines how foundational concepts like the Bill of Rights, natura
It’s review season, and Justin’s favorite time of year is in full swing! In this episode of ENGAGE, we dive into two tried-and-true strategies to get students fired up about reviewing content—The Race and Trivia Showdown
Fresh off the Wisconsin Council for the Social Studies Conference in Madison, Justin and Alisha break down their biggest takeaways—from innovative teaching strategies to the power of professional development. They share
In this episode of ENGAGE, Justin dives into using AI to create dynamic classroom simulations. From Model UN to government crisis scenarios, he shares how AI tools like ChatGPT can streamline the process, making simulati
In this episode of Engage, Justin continues exploring civics education, focusing on political parties, elections, polling, and voter behavior. He shares engaging classroom strategies, including a political party jersey d
Join Justin as he dives into creative and engaging ways to teach civics, focusing on elections, political parties, and interest groups. From candy primaries to interest group speed dating, this episode is packed with int
In this episode of ENGAGE: Teaching the Social Studies, Justin delves into the art of fostering healthy debates and discussions in the classroom. Amid a polarized world dominated by divisive rhetoric and online insults,
In this episode of ENGAGE: Teaching the Social Studies, I share a quick, engaging strategy I recently tried in my classroom: the Tier List. This activity gets students ranking, debating, and discussing content in a way t
In today’s polarized world, classrooms are often the frontline for navigating challenging conversations. How can educators create spaces where students feel safe to share, learn, and engage critically with diverse perspe
Justin Glodowski dives into the power of competition in the classroom as a strategy to boost student engagement and active participation. Justin shares how he makes learning fun and interactive by incorporating competiti
This episode of ENGAGE covers highlights from the hosts' summer travels and professional development experiences. Alisha shares about her time with the Founding Forward program, including a trip to Ellis Island and the T
Justin shares tips and strategies for teaching social studies in an interactive way during an election year. He discusses classroom environment changes, strategies for approaching the election, making the election more f
Summer has been so busy for Alisha and Justin that it took them a whole month to get this episode published. Today, they discuss their summer adventures, including Alisha's trip to Washington, DC with her middle school s
In our third installment on civics education, we dive deep into the structures of government and the policy-making process. Join Justin as he shares innovative classroom activities, including simulations of Congress, cre
Buckle up for a wild ride through review season mayhem! Justin turns pre-AP exam review into an all-out gameplay extravaganza, complete with leaderboards, calendars packed with mini-games, competitive board game battles,
Delve into the intricacies of Holocaust education with Justin on this episode of Engage. With invaluable resources and innovative teaching methods, this episode equips educators with the tools to engage students deeply i
Join us as we delve into the exciting world of integrating AI tools and strategies into social studies classrooms. Discover how these innovative resources can enhance engagement, critical thinking, and historical inquiry
Today’s topic focuses, once again, on civics with a discussion of how Justin approaches teaching civil liberties, civil rights, and citizenship in his classroom. Resources described in the video can be found below. If yo
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