Published Articles
Students Wrestle with Substantive Content and Hold Leaders Accountable
The Leader, National Social Studies Supervisors Association, Fall 2009, Sarah Lundy
Teaching with Controversy
Educational Leadership, Vol 67, September 2009, Susan Graseck
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Capitol Forum Lessons for Social Studies Classes: U.S. Teachers Approach Controversial Current Issues in High Schools, Suite 101.com, November 20, 2009, Barbara Shema
History: A Lens on Our Future
The Ole Landmark, Alliance of Black School Educators, Louisville, KY, Spriing 2009, Susan Graseck
Explore the Past to Understand the Present and Shape the Future
Social Education, National Council for the Social Studies, December 2008, Susan Graseck
Teaching about Iraq; It's More Than Current Events
The Leader, National Social Studies Supervisors Association, Spring 2007, Mollie Hackett
Why We Teach Social Studies
The Leader, National Social Studies Supervisors Association, Spring 2007, Ron Levitsky
The Continuing Challenge of Nuclear Weapons
The Leader, National Social Studies Supervisors Association, Spring 2006, Andy Blackadar
Teaching about Slavery—Not Just a Southern Problem
The Leader, National Social Studies Supervisors Association, Fall 2005, Sarah Kreckel
The Fog of War—A timeless resource for classroom teaching
The Leader, National Social Studies Supervisors Association, Spring 2004, Choices Program