Engaging Students in the Elections
Students under 18 may not be able to vote yet, but everyone is affected by an election’s outcome. And with the 2020 election around the corner and constantly in the news, it’s a chance for teachers to empower students to learn and get involved. Elections can mean the start of a big transition, demonstrating the power of a group working towards a cause. It’s important for students to see that they can have a role in creating changes in their community and country. Elections also present a great opportunity for students to learn more about current issues being discussed in the media surrounding the election. |
Why “There Is No Better Superhero – Fictional or Not” Than John Lewis
As someone who travels the country giving professional development workshops about how to use comic books, I’m often asked, who is your favorite superhero and what is your favorite comic? |
