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Introduce your students to the history of Easter! ???? From the myths of Inanna to the traditions of Passover and beyond, help young learners discover how cultural exchanges shaped this holiday. Find engaging, age-appropriate resources in Gale In Context: Elementary to make history fun and meaningful! https://bit.ly/41q4O6E

“I wanted to support a book charity so that as many people as possible can enjoy the simple pleasure of reading.” Jessica Edwards, Senior Marketing Manager, Gale, part of Cengage Group Whenever possible, Cengage Group supports us with donations of thousands of brand-new higher education and English Language Teaching books. As they put together the latest donation of National Geographic Learning ELT titles, Jessica Edwards and her colleague Dan Humm Soriano, told us more about their involvement in this valuable charity partnership. https://lnkd.in/eGJhztkY

Students often struggle to find credible sources. Help them by showcasing Gale In Context: College, where they can access: ?? Suffragist biographies ?? Historical newspaper articles ?? Academic journal discussions on suffrage’s impact #WHM #WomensHistoryMonth https://bit.ly/4hVIw3K

Researchers explore the history of health-related issues using 18th-century hospital records. Learn how ECCO is used to discover the origins of current healthcare practices and public health issues in our impact study analyzing citations. Download the Impact Study Here. #GaleHigherEd #HealthcareHistory #ECCO

Why do we wear green on Saint Patrick’s Day? What’s the meaning behind the shamrock? ?? Find answers to these questions and more with Gale In Context: Elementary! Keep your lessons engaging, informative, and aligned with social studies standards while exploring the symbols and traditions of this festive holiday. https://bit.ly/40MHQpJ

This #WomensHistoryMonth, empower your students with primary sources that bring history to life. Gale’s Women’s Studies Archive: Female Forerunners Worldwide offers firsthand accounts from suffragettes, abolitionists, and women trailblazers across centuries. From the first Women’s Rights Convention in 1848 to global suffrage movements, students can explore the complexities of women’s activism through authentic historical documents. Let’s enrich our classrooms with voices from the past to inspire the leaders of tomorrow! https://bit.ly/4100agw

This March, empower students to explore the fight for voting rights! Use Gale In Context: High School to uncover the stories of trailblazing suffragists like Susan B. Anthony, Sojourner Truth, and Alice Paul. ?? Activity Idea: Assign students a suffragist to research using our curated biographies and research templates. Who were they? What challenges did they face? How do their efforts still impact us today? Get more activity ideas, biographies, and more in our new blog! #WHM #WomensHistoryMonth https://bit.ly/4hVIw3K

Great News! We’ve partnered with Utah State Library to provide all residents (including rural and #homeschooling communities) free access to our #digitalresources through Utah’s Online Public Library using their public library card! Learn more: https://rebrand.ly/itfbqef #GalePublic #lifelonglearning

?? From pinpointing locations to finding the Titanic, Gladys West’s work on satellite geodesy made GPS possible. Her contributions remained unknown for years—until she was finally recognized as a STEM trailblazer! Celebrate her achievements & inspire your students with Gale In Context: Science. https://lnkd.in/eZwk7e6s

What’s guiding our #AI approach? Our own Paul Gazzolo and Cengage Group's Chief Digital Officer, Darren Person lay out five key principles that are leading the way via Library Journal: https://rebrand.ly/f3nfda5 #AIInEducation