Unit Title	Author
2013
Using Scientific Process with Child Development	Suzanne George
Keywords: child development, computer research, early child development (birth to age four), Health, High School, project, rubric
Close Reading of Modern Poetry: A Study in Form and Content	Julie Mikolajewski
Keywords: close reading, content, form, modern poetry, poetry
Applying the Iterative Nature of the Scientific Process	Troy J. Holiday
Keywords: Biology, hands-on, High School, iterative process, Science, Scientific Method
Form and Content in Modern Poetry and Drama	Jessica Waber
Keywords: content, Drama, form, modern poetry, poetry
Genetic Engineering	Richard Staniec
Keywords: biological sciences, Biology, engineering, genetics
Integrating Poetry into the Common Core Standards	Nicole Flores
Keywords: figurative language, literary skills, Literature, poetry
Improving Reading Comprehension Skills in High School Biology Curricula	Stuart Surrey
Keywords: biological sciences, Biology, Reading, reading skills, reading strategies
Scatter Plots in Statistics for Struggling Students	Kathleen McCullough
Keywords: correlation, eighth grade, Math, Middle School, Probability / Statistics, scatter plots, Statistics
The Plot Thickens: Teaching Statistics Using Math Games	Klair McGlynn
Keywords: data displays, elementary, graph activities, kindergarten math games, Math, probability, Probability / Statistics, statistics for primary grades, surveys, using picture books in the math curriculum
Creating a Survey and Analyzing and Displaying the Data Results from a Survey	Lance M. Levy
Keywords: Algebra 1, Math, Probability / Statistics, Probability and Statistics, statistical distributions, statistical questions, Statistics
Estimation Station	Melissa Freeman
Keywords: elementary, estimation, fall, kindergarten, Math, Probability / Statistics, Statistics
So What’s All This I Hear About a Math Gender Gap?	Joyce Arnosky
Keywords: data analysis, data landmarks, elementary, Math, mean, median, Probability / Statistics, range, social science research, Statistics, surveys, upper elementary
Statistics for First Grade, What Do You Mean?	Catherine Cmiel
Keywords: elementary, first graders, Math, Probability / Statistics, Statistics
Want to be a Better Reader? Then Read!	Jessica Ramos
Keywords: Book logs, English, graphing, Increased reading ability, Literature, Middle, Probability / Statistics
Survey Says: Exploring Statistics through Data Collection and Graphs	Rita Sorrentino
Keywords: charts, data collection, elementary, grades 5 and 6, infographics, Math, Probability / Statistics, Statistics, surveys
2012
“We got to use what we got.” How Birmingham’s Children Became Foot Soldiers on the Front Lines in the Fight for Civil Rights Birmingham, Alabama 1963	Joyce Arnosky
Keywords: Alabama, Birmingham, Black History month, civil rights, segregation
Race and Politics of Redistricting Who Will Win?	Vicki Baker
Keywords: African American History, America, civics, Politics, race
“No Child Left Behind”: Does It Help Me? Change is Hard But Not Impossible	Monica A. Brundage
Keywords: AYP, no child left behind, self advocacy
The African-American Graphic Novel: Discovering, Examining and Creating Graphic Narratives of Racialized Experience	Tara Ann Carter
Keywords: civil rights, graphic novel, race
American Racial Politics and A Little Town Called Arthington	Pat Mitchell-Keita-Doe
Keywords: Africa, Arthington, History, racial politics