Climate Justice and Jurassic Park

Renae Curless 2023

The Immigrant Experience through Literature and History

Sarah Vieldhouse 2022

Borders and Doorways: Using Poetry of Constraint to Explore Boundaries and Possibilities

Sophia Renda 2019

Critical Thinking in Elementary School English Language Arts

Karen Detlefsen, Terry-Anne Wildman, Eliezer Gottlieb, Geralyn McGinty, Kimberly Gallagher, Kireema Sprowal, Lisa Yau, Melissa Green, Peggy Savage, Stephen Esser, Allauren Forbes 2019

Sisters in the Shadows: Black Women During the Black Arts Movement

Kristian Ali 2016

“Men of Bronze”: Reflecting on Legacy of the Hellfighters of Harlem

Tara Ann Carter 2016

Are They REALLY That Different?

Nicole Flores 2016

The Revolution Will Not Be Televised: It Will Be Digital

Jada L. Warfield-Henry 2016

Reading Activist Playwrights, Writing Activist Plays

Anissa Weinraub 2016

Your Galactic Address: Space, Place, and Perspective

Amanda Amanullah 2016

Using Lessons Learned Through a Study of the Holocaust to Teach Children to Become Upstanders

Joyce Arnosky 2014

Bearing Witness: Understanding Holocaust Testimony Within Urban High School Students’ Lives

Lynn Gourinski Fahr 2014

You Gonna Eat That?

Glenza Lowman 2014

50 Years and Beyond:Philadelphia after the Emancipation Proclamation

Terry Anne Wildman 2013

This unit gives a snapshot of Philadelphia 50 years following the issue of the Emancipation Proclamation, which was signed on...

A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words, But How Many Pictures is a Word Worth?

Femi-Ama K. Johnson 2013

Poetry Out Loud: Reading, Reciting, and Responding to Poetry

Stacia Parker 2013

The Color of Beauty in the Darkness – Using Poetry and Art to Create a Visual Picture of Your World

Michelle Todd 2013

Want to be a Better Reader? Then Read!

Jessica Ramos 2013

From Hastinapur to Canterbury: Textualizing the Frame Narrative

Lori Mehler 2011

Prosody and the African American Poet: A Case for Close Reading

Deborah Samuel 2009