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Geraldine Stevens

Social Studies Content Expert

Geraldine Stevens has dedicated her entire career to school implementation efforts by creating correlations to state standards, writing custom publications, and designing district pacing guides. Additionally, she has trained, implemented, and presented to educators in districts and at national conferences, and currently works with local schools on using virtual reality in the classroom. In her spare time, she volunteers with Junior Achievement, Girl Scouts, and youth sports.

 
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Teaching Impeachment in the Classroom: Q&A With Emma Humphries of iCivics

Dr. Emma Humphries, Chief Education Officer at iCivics, shares how she believes educators can carefully and thoughtfully approach teaching impeachment in K–12 classrooms.

Geraldine Stevens
Social Studies Content Expert

Black History Month

5 Teaching Tools to Honor Black History Month in the Classroom

These tools can be used throughout the year—but especially during Black History Month—to promote lifelong learning.

Geraldine Stevens
Social Studies Content Expert

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Where Are the Women? Finding Stories in History Beyond State Standards

States with broad or high-level standards may allow teachers to cover additional areas of history or allow for student choice.

Geraldine Stevens
Social Studies Content Expert