National Council for the Social Studies

TSSP July/August 2017
Newsletter
97th NCSS Annual Conference
Join NCSS in its first return to the Bay Area in more than 30 years for the world’s largest and most comprehensive social studies professional development conference. Registration now open!
The List is Out!
Read the 2017 annotated list of Notable Social Studies Trade Books for Young People
Social Education May/June 2017
Available now for NCSS members
Teaching Social Studies with Film — Guest Editor: William B. Russell III
PLUS: Carter G. Woodson Awards
MLL May/June 2017

Dialectical Discussion: A Method at the Heart of Our Democratic Process
Also in this issue Breaking News! Ten Tips for How to Make Current Events Work for You

Washington, D.C. History(Book Review)

News and Announcements

NCSS Response to the Tragedy in Charlottesville, Virginia

Nikki Ulrich Joins the NCSS Team

Promoting Civility and Tolerance in our Schools and Communities

Joy Lindsey Joins the NCSS Team

Getting Social Blog

Happy New Year!

#WhyITeachSocialStudies

In Appreciation of Teachers

See past blog posts

Upcoming NCSS & Affiliate Council Events

Sep 14

Kentucky Council for the Social Studies Annual Conference

Frankfort, Kentucky
Sep 25

Ohio Council for the Social Studies

Cincinnati, Ohio
Sep 28

South Carolina Council for the Social Studies

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Oct 02

Iowa Council for the Social Studies

Altoona, Iowa
Oct 07

Oregon Council for the Social Studies

See all upcoming events

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