Why Carl Jung Still Matters: 150 Years After His Birth

As modern medicine has advanced and drugs have been developed to treat everything from depression to bipolar disorders and schizophrenia, therapy and counseling have adjusted. An emphasis on brain chemistry and different types of behavioral therapy have supplanted earlier methods of psychology. Freudian analysis, once the standard for modern psychology, is now practiced by a … Read more

The Scopes Trial Takes Place in Tennessee

| By J. Robert Parks | The phrase “trial of the century” has become a common trope for satirical outlets that comment on the news. The adoption of the phrase occurred primarily through the twentieth century as newspapers and, later, radio and television outlets dedicated resources to covering dramatic proceedings in U.S. courtrooms. The 1921 … Read more

Inspire Courage and Curiosity with a Lesson on the Life of Neil Armstrong

Space exploration is a high-risk endeavor, demanding substantial financial investment and meticulous calculations. Since the first successful manned launch in 1961, more than 700 people have traveled to outer space; these astronauts have demonstrated courage and resilience in the pursuit of knowledge. Two of the early pioneers in the Space Race hailed from Russia. In … Read more

Product Update: Access My Library Mobile App

| By Gale Staff | Gale’s Access My Library (AML) mobile app will no longer be available starting in August. After a close review of usage data, we’ve decided to end service for AML on August 22, 2025, to eliminate redundancies in resource access points. All Gale resources are mobile responsive, meaning any user can … Read more

Bringing Latinx Literary Voices into the Classroom for Hispanic Heritage Month

Hispanic Heritage Month, observed from September 15 to October 15, provides educators with an opportunity to showcase the histories, cultures, and contributions of Latinx communities. In literature classrooms, exploring those contributions encourages students to think more critically about how Latinx authors use the written word to share stories of their communities and cultures while expressing … Read more

Expand Your School District’s Professional Development with ConnectEDD

| By Gale Staff | Professional learning is evolving. As our understanding of effective teaching grows, educators are seeking resources that reflect both the craft and complexity of their work. They want support that’s rooted in real practice, aligned with the latest pedagogical research, and delivered in formats that respect their time and experience—all so … Read more

Make Stronger Connections Between Past and Present with AI-Leveled Content

| Cynda Wood | During my 15 years teaching high school social studies, I approached every new school year with the same goal: urging students to think critically about the world around them. Each class would cover different skills and concepts, but the mission was ultimately the same. We want every student to think critically … Read more