National Council for the Social Studies

Social Education September 2018

This back-to-school issue of Social Education takes a lively look at contemporary and historic issues, with a special section on teaching students the skills they need to distinguish between facts, bias, and false information in media messages
Socrates and the Battle for the Soul of America: An Online Institute for Social Studies Teachers
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Middle Level Learning September 2018
Convict Leasing and Birmingham’s Industrialization

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Iowa Council for the Social Studies Annual Conference

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Oct 02

Teaching about Religion in a Polarized Age: Guidelines and Resources
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Texas Council for the Social Studies
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Ohio Council for the Social Studies 2018 Conference

Columbus, Ohio
Oct 16

NCSS+Newsela: Developing Historical Thinking Skills

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