Hi, I’m Nick!
I’m a former high school Social Studies teacher, now serving as the Lesson Plan Platform Program Manager at STEM Forged.
During my teaching career, I taught U.S. & World History, AP U.S. History (APUSH), Government & Economics, and Senior Project.
I’m deeply passionate about leveraging AI to revolutionize education—creating dynamic, high-quality lessons that empower learners to achieve their goals.
I hold an M.S. in Learning Design and Technology (2024) from the University of San Diego and a California Social Science Teaching Credential (2020) from Point Loma Nazarene University. In 2024, I was honored to be named District Teacher of the Year.
If you have any questions or feedback, feel free to reach out—I’d love to connect!
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Lesson 1: Introduction to Yellow Journalism
Overview
This lesson aims to educate students about the concept of yellow journalism, its defining characteristics, and its influence on public opinion. The students will also learn about the historical context of yellow journalism, particularly during the Spanish-American War and U.S. expansion in the South Pacific.
Lesson 2: The Role of Yellow Journalism in the Spanish-American War
Overview
This lesson examines the influence of yellow journalism on the Spanish-American War, focusing on how sensationalist news reporting swayed public opinion and contributed to the outbreak and support of the war.
Lesson 3: Case Studies: Yellow Journalism Articles
Overview
In this lesson, students will analyze specific examples of yellow journalism from the period leading up to the Spanish-American War. They will understand how these sensationalized news reports influenced public opinion and contributed to the onset of the war. By examining historical newspaper articles, students will gain insight into the techniques used by journalists to stir emotions and shape perspectives.
Lesson 4: The Aftermath and Impact of the Spanish-American War
Overview
In this lesson, students will dive into the outcomes of the Spanish-American War and analyze the role of yellow journalism in shaping public perception of the conflict. The lesson also discusses U.S. expansion in the South Pacific. Through a combination of lecture, discussion, and activities, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the historical context, the impact of media, and the geopolitical shifts that resulted from the war.
