Classes from a Century of Instructing: Insights from Retiring Educators

2 On this heartfelt episode of Cool Cat Trainer Speak, we replicate on the exceptional careers of Mrs. Grace Adkins, who retired at age 94 after 77 years in schooling, and Mrs. Sharon Howard, who taught kindergarten for 44 years. These veteran educators share invaluable classes on resilience, compassion, and the love of studying that…

The Story of Fascism: Rick Steves’ Documentary Helps Us Be taught from the Painful Classes of the Twentieth Century

From Rick Steves comes a thought-pro­vok­ing doc­u­males­tary that revis­its the rise of fas­cism in Europe, remind­ing us of how charis­mat­ic fig­ures like Ben­i­to Mus­soli­ni and Adolf Hitler got here to pow­er by promis­ing to cre­ate a wager­ter future for his or her frus­trat­ed, eco­nom­i­cal­ly depressed nations–a future that recap­tured the glo­ry of some mythol­o­gized previous….

twenty first Century Timeline Poster and Worksheets for Your Classroom

The Week Junior is worked up to supply a particular giveaway that can carry historical past to life in your classroom! We’re gifting away a free timeline poster highlighting the good moments of the twenty first century. It’s designed to interact and educate college students from third to eighth grade. What’s Included A Beautiful Timeline…

Nick Cave Narrates an Animated Movie in regards to the Cat Piano, the Twisted 18th Century Musical Instrument Designed to Deal with Psychological Sickness

What do you imag­ine if you hear the phrase “cat piano”? Some sort of whim­si­cal fur­ry beast with black and white keys for enamel, perhaps? A rel­a­tive of My Neigh­bor Totoro’s cat bus? Or perhaps you pic­ture a piano that con­tains sev­er­al caged cats who shriek alongside a whole scale when keys are pressed that slam sharp­ened…

The Rolling Stones Introduce Bluesman Howlin’ Wolf on US TV, One of many “Best Cultural Moments of the twentieth Century” (1965)

Howl­in’ Wolf might properly have been the good­est blues singer of the twentieth cen­tu­ry. Cer­tain­ly many peo­ple have stated so, however there are oth­er mea­positive­ments than mere opin­ion, although it’s one I hap­pen to share. The person born Chester Arthur Bur­nett additionally had a professional­discovered his­tor­i­cal impact on pop­u­lar cul­ture, and on the way in…