Sari Rosenberg

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Sari Beth Rosenberg

Jan 22, 2025 | substack.com | Sari Rosenberg

Education, History, Politics, Pop Culture, and everything in between. Explore a dynamic mix of topics that inform, inspire, and spark conversation, connecting the past to the present in meaningful ways.
Yo, Miss! (No. 53)

Jul 26, 2024 | saribethrosenberg.substack.com | Sari Rosenberg

Back in June, those of us who are chronically online & tuned into pop culture declared it Brat Girl Summer after Charli XCX dropped her new album, Brat. If you’ve been paying attention to the vibes lately, it made perfect sense. Last summer was all about Barbie. All the girlies put on their pink fits and flooded the movie theaters. (Yes, not everyone.
Yo, Miss! (No. 52)

Jul 22, 2024 | saribethrosenberg.substack.com | Sari Rosenberg

I am feeling emotional about President Biden, as both an American and a United States History teacher. President Biden has dedicated his life to our nation as a public servant. As President, he got our nation back on course after four brutal years of the Trump reign of terror and brought us out of a global pandemic. He enacted a bold legislative program that will be compared with FDR’s New Deal and LBJ’s Great Society. That’s exactly how it will be taught & written about by historians.
Teaching During Unprecedented Times, Again: Biden Withdraws from Campaign, Endorses Harris

Jul 21, 2024 | sharemylesson.com | Sari Rosenberg

President Biden just announced that he will not seek re-election and he will pass the torch to his vice president, Kamala Harris, endorsing Harris for president. If you are a social studies teacher like me, you too are probably exhausted by covering what seems to be one unprecedented event after another.
Talking with Students About Gun Violence

Jul 17, 2024 | sharemylesson.com | Sydney Chaffee |Abbey Clements |Sari Rosenberg |Betsy Hennessey

About This WebinarOur students live in a country plagued by gun violence. They hear the stories – sometimes even unfolding in real time on social media – of gun violence in schools, on college campuses, in neighborhoods, in homes. And they have practiced active shooter and lockdown drills all of their lives. According to the CDC, gun violence is the leading cause of death for children and teens in America. This is shameful and something we cannot ignore as educators.
Yo, Miss! (No. 50)

Jul 4, 2024 | saribethrosenberg.substack.com | Sari Rosenberg

I have been teaching United States History at a NYC public high school for 22 years. I educate my students about the complex and heartbreaking but also inspiring history of the United States of America. I see people posting that the United States is already over. I see people encourage their followers to give up and not vote because both sides are bad. They say it all needs to be torn down. I refuse to give up on this country.
The AI Educator Brain on AI-Powered Visuals for Engaging Students

May 21, 2024 | sharemylesson.com | Kelly Booz |Sari Rosenberg

Director of Share My Lesson, AFTKelly Carmichael Booz oversees the AFT PreK-12 online resources serving 2.1 million educators on the AFT's ShareMyLesson.com, the AFT's E-Learning professional development platform, and the production and dissemination of PreK-12 publication for the AFT's 1.7 million members. Kelly was appointed by Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe to serve on the Virginia Standards of Learning Innovation Committee to evaluate the Virginia accountability and assessment systems.
Yo, Miss! (No. 46)

May 5, 2024 | saribethrosenberg.substack.com | Sari Rosenberg

The leaves are starting to pop, the sun is peaking out (although it looks like it is going to rain all week here in New York City) and my favorite season for running is teasing its way back. I spent spring break trying to unplug and actually rest, which for me means running, working out, and reading. In general, I have been focusing on what I can control these days, such as teaching my students United States History with the hopes that maybe we can stop repeating past mistakes over and over again.
The AI Educator Brain on To Grade or Not to Grade: AI's Role in Assessing Student Work

Apr 30, 2024 | sharemylesson.com | Kelly Booz |Sari Rosenberg

About This WebinarEver wonder if AI could grade your students' papers as well as you, minus the coffee stains and late nights? Join us for this groundbreaking webinar where we dive into the futuristic world of AI-assisted grading. Imagine a world where your grading rubric meets artificial intelligence, streamlining the way you assess student work.
March Fong Eu: A History Chat with Sari Beth Rosenberg

Apr 24, 2024 | sharemylesson.com | Sari Rosenberg

Subject Social Studies — Civics and Government, Civil Rights, US HistoryResource TypeHandoutAbout This LessonOn April 26, 1969, Assemblywoman March Fong Eu took a stand against gender inequity by smashing a porcelain toilet with a sledgehammer on the steps of the California State Capitol. Her protest highlighted the unfair taxation imposed on women through pay toilets in public buildings.