The divisive rhetoric of presidential candidate Donald Trump presents a challenge for teachers covering the presidential primaries in their classrooms.

As the presidential campaign of democratic socialist Bernie Sanders gains momentum, it is important for students to learn more about the history of socialism in the United States.

The Keys forecasting system has an outstanding track record in predicting the winner of the popular vote in U.S. presidential elections.

Providing students with opportunities to take action will promote an engaged citizenry and ensure that our democracy thrives.

These websites offer instructional activities, lesson plans, and other information for preparing students to be responsible citizens of our democracy.

International films are valuable tools for sparking meaningful debate on important human rights issues.

Real-life mysteries can involve students in rigorous problem solving, promote engagement, and provide students with a deep understanding of the criminal justice system.

The recent Supreme Court term was marked by historic rulings, and the upcoming term also promises to address many contentious cases.

Pre-service teachers in a social studies methods course designed to address issues of inequity and privilege, engaged elementary students in a ten-week inquiry project. Based on this project, this article shares insights about the processes involved in enacting justice-focused pedagogy.

A classroom exploration of the basics of impeachment can serve as a launching pad into a lesson on constitutional checks-and-balances.