Teaching Historical Perspectives in the Classroom
Teaching Historical Perspectives helps K-12 students build skills. Use NCSS guidelines and the 2015 Civic Online Reasoning curriculum to enhance sourcing
Social Studies Education
The Role of Public History in Society
Explore the Role of Public History since 1980. Learn what it is, see examples, and compare it to academic history for students.
Global Perspectives in Social Studies: Key Insights
Explore global perspectives in social studies. Learn how the 2013 C3 Framework supports global citizenship and multicultural education for educators.
Exploring Economic Inequality: Causes and Consequences
Exploring Economic Inequality reveals the top 1% holds nearly 20% of US income. Analyze Gini trends and social mobility data for policy insights.
Analyzing Social Movements in History: Key Insights
Analyze social movements in history. Explore the 1964 Civil Rights Act and social movement theory insights for students.
Promoting Peace Education in Schools and Communities
Promoting Peace Education through social emotional learning and conflict resolution skills. UNESCO adopted global citizenship frameworks in 2014.
Social Studies Curriculum Assessment: Best Practices
Explore social studies curriculum assessment best practices using formative and summative evaluation methods to boost student civic competence. (updated 2026)
Civic Engagement through Voting Education
Discover civic engagement through voting education. Learn why voting matters, voter registration tips, and election basics since 1971.
Understanding Civil Liberties: Rights & Protections Explained
Understanding Civil Liberties: Explore 10 constitutional protections from the Bill of Rights and key First Amendment freedoms.
Teaching About The Constitution: What You Need to Know
Teach about the Constitution effectively with civics lesson plans and primary source analysis. Explore resources for teaching the Bill of Rights and 1787