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A4 | Informed Action: Agency, Advocacy, Activism
NCSS invites you to submit a proposal to present a session at the 99th NCSS Annual Conference in Austin, November 2019.
Middle Level Learning January/February 2019

Cover story by Misty Galloway Tucker

Now Available to Members
Social Education January/February 2019

April 1, 2020 is the Next Census Day: Everyone Should Be Counted, but How? Cover-story [page 7]

by Jeffrey M. Wice

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NCSS Summer Institute - Woodstock at 50: The 1960s & the Transformation of American Society
July 14, 2019 to July 17, 2019 Explore the cultural, social and political impact of Woodstock and the 1960s on American society and how the changes of the 1960s still impact the United States today

Upcoming NCSS & Affiliated Council Events

Jul 09

NCSS 2019 Religious Studies Summer Institute

Washington, District of Columbia
Jul 14

NCSS Summer Institute - Woodstock at 50: The 1960s & the Transformation of American Society

New Britain, Connecticut
Jul 22

2019 IDM Summer Institute

Washington, District of Columbia
Feb 19

Unsettling Narratives: Teaching About the Genocide of Indigenous Peoples
Feb 21

Webinar-Using Inquiry in Social Studies

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Executive Director's Message

Getting Social is the blog of NCSS Executive Director Larry Paska

Social Studies in Action

The Season for Campaigns and Conferences

The Difference Between Teaching and Learning

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The upcoming U.S. census of 2020 is the subject of a controversy about whether the “short forms” that are sent to all households should include a question about the citizenship status of respondents.

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