Unit Title	Author
2014
Students are Survivors Too: Bearing Witness to the Stories of Our Lives Through Holocaust Survivor Testimony	Eilis Hood
Keywords: European history, Holocaust, witness testimony, writing
Consider, is this a Man? Retaining Humanity in the Face of Dehumanizing Narratives	Benjamin Hover
Keywords: bearing witness, Common Core Standards, Concentration Camps, Death Fugue, Holocaust Literature, Holocaust Music, Literature, Middle Years Literacy, Resistance to Nazis, survivor testimony
In their Shoes: Teaching the Holocaust through the Journey of a Chain of Witnesses, Survivors, and Rescuers	Stacia D. Parker
Keywords: advocacy, bearing witness, History, rescuers, survivors, testimony, world history
I, Too, Bear Witness: An Analysis of Dehumanization through Testimonies of the Holocaust	Margery Willis
Keywords: active listening, Auschwitz, bearing witness, close reading, dehumanization, memoirs, survivor testimony, The Holocaust, USC Shoah Foundation, video testimony
The Navajo Code Talkers	Richard P. Holmes
Keywords: Code Breakers, Native American, Navajo, World War II
Engineering Physics: Modding and Making	Klint Kanopka
Keywords: 3d, 3d carving, 3d printing, advanced placement, advanced placement physics, ap, ap physics, Arduino, building, CAD, construction, design, design thinking, engineering, fabrication, maker, makered, makerspace, making, Math, mathematics, physics, problem based learning, problem solving, project based learning, robot, robotics, Science, tools
2013
The American Civil War and African American Emancipation: A Documentary Analysis	Keysiah Middleton
Keywords: Abraham Lincoln, African American History, capitalism, Civil War, emancipation, History, Middle School, primary source documents
50 Years and Beyond:Philadelphia after the Emancipation Proclamation	Terry Anne Wildman
Keywords: English, History, language arts, literacy, Pennsylvania History, social studies
A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words, But How Many Pictures is a Word Worth?	Femi-Ama K. Johnson
Keywords: English, language arts, literacy, writing
Poetry Out Loud: Reading, Reciting, and Responding to Poetry	Stacia Parker
Keywords: close reading, English, High School, out loud, poetry, spoken word
In the Spanish World Language Classroom: Discovering Form and Content in Bilingual Poems	Mary Anne Stuppy
Keywords: bilingual poems, content, Foreign Language, form, High School, poetry, Spanish
The Color of Beauty in the Darkness – Using Poetry and Art to Create a Visual Picture of Your World	Michelle Todd
Keywords: English, figurative language, Langston Hughes, Middle School, poetry, segregation
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
Improving Reading Comprehension Skills in High School Biology Curricula	Stuart Surrey
Keywords: biological sciences, Biology, Reading, reading skills, reading strategies
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
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
Mind Matters: Cognitive Insights for a Neurodiverse Society Demystifying the Psycho-Educational Report, Cognitive Complexities, and Neurodiverse Narratives	Emma Steinheimer
Keywords: Cognitive Diversity, Cognitive Science, cultural identity, disability, Disability Studies, Educational Equity, Educational Policy, Executive Functioning, Inclusive Education, intersectionality, Neurodivergence, Neurodiversity, Neuroplasticity, Neurotypical, School-to-Prison Pipeline, self advocacy, Social Skills, social-emotional learning