Counting down to the US election, plan ahead to bring civics lessons alive for your learning community with BRIDGE OF SPIES. Our free discussion guide for this Oscar-winning Steven Spielberg film explores the subject of foreign assets operating in the US during the Cold War & the implications for today.
Are you looking for educational resources that explain how the US court system works in response to current events? Our Youth v Gov film guide includes a lesson to help students understand judicial proceedings and judicial vocabulary. It covers the legal journey from district court, to appellate court, and yes, to the Supreme Court.
It's a timely resources for classrooms, homeschoolers, individuals and community groups. Like all of our materials, it is free for everyone.
Good Climate News! Advocates celebrated Monday after a Boulder, Colorado judge rejected attempts by ExxonMobil and Suncor Energy subsidiaries to dismiss a landmark lawsuit that seeks damages for the harms the fossil fuel companies have inflicted on the climate and local communities.
We're pleased to offer a teaching guide for Youth v Gov, the documentary about the Juliana v. United States lawsuit, in which 21 young people are similarly suing the US Federal government over climate change. These resources are great classroom tools for putting climate litigation news into context.
@YLee Yes and yes - and that all sounds super noble and admirable. In reality, it becomes an expensive competitive fancy dress comp where staff and students dress as entirely non-book related characters (films/superheroes etc.) and it does nothing to encourage a genuine love of reading. You want your child to read? Buy them a book! #WBD#WorldBookDay#Books#Education#edutooters@bookstodon@edutooters