Moving Stories is a project that aims to create learning experiences that inject awe, inquiry, nuance, and play into how migration is taught in history classes. More »
Adolescence comes with big emotions. SEL tools like iThrive Curriculum: A Moment in Time help normalize them, supporting HS students as they cope. More »
Game-based learning supports innovative thinking in the classroom. These three books by authors Matthew Farber, Karen Schrier, and David Seelow explore how. More »
Playing iThrive Sim: Leading Through Crisis, teens in the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia’s summer program discover how SEL skills enable good leadership. More »
Last month, two dozen burgeoning journalists played our new media literacy simulation game, iThrive Sim: Follow the Facts. Here’s what they learned from it. More »
Summer school is in session with an increased focus on SEL. Tune into these conferences happening this month to find out how games can enrich your classroom. More »
Empowering teens as changemakers means engaging them in drawing on history to create new knowledge and new solutions. Here’s why it’s necessary. More »
Media literacy skill-building aids us in being civically active, informed, and responsible. We’re using play to do that in a way that’s meaningful for teens. More »
With SEL, civics education becomes more than just content knowledge; it becomes an investment in a healthier democracy and the young people who’ll inherit it. More »
