Social Brain Blueprint

An immersive 3rd-grade Project-Based Learning unit where students act as museum curators to design and exhibit a living history museum, answering the driving question: How did where colonist lived shape how they lived?

A high-quality evaluation system designed for secondary school administrators to screen, interview, and assess Middle School Social Studies teaching candidates. This lesson contains a comprehensive 10-question interview protocol and a standalone candidate writing prompt.

An applicant-facing writing assessment tool designed to evaluate a teaching candidate's written communication, professional diplomacy, and pedagogical philosophy. It features an authentic parent scenario regarding historical inquiry and multiple perspectives, with a lined response area and an administrator grading rubric on a single printable page.

A comprehensive unit on child development from birth through age 18, focusing on physical, cognitive, and social-emotional growth across early childhood, middle childhood, and adolescence.

A graduate-level legal case analysis lesson centered on school law, administrative hearings, and educational accountability. The lesson evaluates the legal standards for tenured employee dismissal through the lens of a landmark 2017 New Jersey Department of Education decision.

An administrator-facing interview protocol designed for principals to evaluate beginning Middle School Social Studies teachers. It includes 10 highly targeted pedagogy and culture questions, clear novice teacher look-fors, an evaluation matrix, and recommendation sign-off across a clean 3-page print layout.

A comprehensive program to establish and run an active 5th-grade student council. It covers introductory roles, democratic campaigning, leadership training, and meeting protocols.

A comprehensive MCAT-focused lesson covering Erik Erikson's 8 stages of psychosocial development, with a deep dive into clinical vignette analysis and board-style exam applications.

A premium graduate-level 4-slide presentation analyzing the legal case of Belinda Mendez-Azzollini (2017). Covers the case facts, the graduation audit, unauthorized grade alterations, the arbitrator's ruling, and the legal analysis of tenure revocation under the TEACHNJ Act. Includes a formal reference slide.

This sequence equips undergraduate students with technical policy analysis skills, covering root cause analysis, criteria evaluation, cost-benefit analysis, and professional memo writing. Students transition from data interpretation to synthesizing evidence-based recommendations for decision-makers.

A comprehensive professional development module for new faculty on ten critical legal areas, spanning student rights, professional liability, special education compliance, and employment agreements. Includes a slide deck, presenter narratives, and practical handouts for immediate classroom application.

An exploration of the five regions of the United States, examining their distinct geography, climate, culture, history, and economy. This lesson guides fifth-grade students through a cohesive spatial understanding of their nation using a collaborative slide presentation and structured guided notes.