Unit Title	Author	Year
Seminar: Taking up the Mantle: African American Women Writers After Morrison
What does it mean to be a Migrant?: Using mentor texts to understand migration	Katherine Volin	2022
Keywords: immigration, migration, poetry, travel
Language, Memory and Bearing Witness: Morrison as Muse for Modern Musings	Ryann Rouse	2022
Keywords: Citing Evidence, collaborative discussion, ELA, Humanities, KWLQ charts, language, Literary Analysis, M.E.A.L. paragraphs, memoir, Memoir Writing, Reader Response Journals, Reading Circles, storytelling
Modern and Contemporary African American Women Poets	Monica Rowley	2022
Keywords: African American, Black Poets, context, Creative Writing, form, function, language, literary devices, poetry, Women poets, women writers, Workshop
“Reading as Writer: Critical Creative Race Thinking Following Toni Morrison’s Playing in the Dark: Whiteness and the Literary Imagination”	Gregory Probst	2022
Keywords: African American, Africanist., American Africanism, American Literature, blackness, Critical Race Theory, cultural identity, English Language Arts, hybridity, imagination, intersectionality, literary criticism, playing in the dark, queer theory, reading as a writer, Recitatif, teacherless writing workshops, The Crucible, third space, Toni Morrison, whiteness
Exceptional Women: We See You!	Karen Brinkley	2022
Keywords: Achievement Gap, Black joy, culturally, culturally relevant, diversity, Literature, socially transformative curation
Everybody Has a Story….What is Yours?	Tasha Russell	2022
Keywords: banned, Critical Race Theory, digital stories, personal narrative, student voice
Finding Your Voice… then Shouting!	Nicole Flores	2022
Keywords: 5th Grade ELA, activism, comprehension, Novel, poetry, Research, social justice
Living a Values Driven Life	Regina Hastings	2022
Keywords: ELA, Movie Analysis, Novel Analysis, Self Improvement, social justice, values, vocabulary
Seminar: Teaching Science with Science Fiction
Science, Science Fiction and American History	Myrtle Bastien	2008
Keywords: Civil War, fiction, History, invention, ironclad ships, Monitor and Merrimac, naval warfare, science fiction, secret weapon, submarine
Science Through Science Fiction in a Hot Air Balloon	Nancy Baulis	2008
Keywords: aeronautics, air machines, Dirigibles, fantasy, Hindenburg, hot air balloon, Math, Philadelphia Zoo, Science, science fiction, social studies, weather, Wizard of Oz, writing
Genetics through the Eyes of Tomorrow	Wendy J. Hafford	2008
Keywords: Beyond This Horizon, Brave New World, creativity, Critical thinking, Gattaca, genetics, Media, Science, writing
Possible Worlds (I)	Elizabeth M. Harvey	2008
Keywords: biological sciences, Biology, Blood Child, Brave New World, environment, genetics, governmental structures, I, robot, Science, societal structures, Technology
Teaching Inquiry with Science Fiction	Christine Lokey	2008
Keywords: broaden vocabulary, literacy and inquiry, oral language, Reading, real world experience, Scientific inquiry, scientific reasoning, writing
Possible Worlds (II)	Kate Reber	2008
Keywords: American History, Bloodchild, Brave New World, Humanities, interdisciplinary, Math, possible world, Science, Technology, world history
Is it Still a Brave New World?	Deborah Samuel	2008
Keywords: Beyond This Horizon, Biology, Brave New World, English, literacy, neuropsychology, technological advances
Science Fiction of the Fifties: Reflections of Cold War Themes	Steven Shust	2008
Keywords: American History, Cold War, cold war culture, cold war politics, cold war technology, conformity, control, destruction through the lens of science fiction, fear, films, History, novels, science fiction, themes of alientation
Teaching Science with Science Fiction	Stuart Surrey	2008
Keywords: atomic structure, audiovisual, chemical reactions, Chemistry, energy, English, flow of energy, matter, printed, Science, science fiction
Seek and Save the Yeti Campaign	Maxine Tumaian	2008
Keywords: art critique, career, conservation quests, cross-curricular, cryptozoology, film interpretation, Middle School, scientific process, vocabulary builders, Yeti
Seminar: Teaching the Holocaust: Bearing Witness
You’re OK, I’m OK, It’s Good We Are Different	Elters, Pamela	2014
Keywords: differences, literacy, similarities, tolerance
Using Lessons Learned Through a Study of the Holocaust to Teach Children to Become Upstanders	Joyce Arnosky	2014
Keywords: bystander, elementary, English, Holocaust, Literature, upstander