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September 11, 2018  Number 290    e-Newsletter

The Social Studies Professional 

The Community Edition! 

Do Birds of a Feather Flock Together?
Sometimes. But what if you can't find your group? Let us help! Find your "community" and start engaging with social studies professionals who teach or discuss what you do...or are simply peachy cool! Log-in to our website and choose from twenty-six social studies communities. Join one or all! (Connect Me)
President India Meissel's Message: "Having a Sense of Community"
"Christmas has arrived!" As one of my colleagues entered my room with a large box, I thought "intriguing" but not quite what I had expected to hear on the first day of teacher pre-service week. However, when we opened the box, I understood... (Read More)
 
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Can Sports Help Us Recover from Tragedy? 

Megan Jones, Senior Director of Education Programs for the National September 11 Memorial & Museum, explains how sports play a role to help America recover from tragic events. Read the “Comeback Season” in this month’s Social Education. (Read more)

Surviving 9/11: Keating Crown Speaks

Keating Crown was evacuating the South Towers of the World Trade Center on the 78th floor, when an airplane struck floors 78-84. Hear his remarkable story, plus check out the growing line-up of speakers at the Annual Conference, being held November 30-December 2, 2018 in Chicago. Mr. Crown's appearance is generously sponsored by 9/11 Memorial & Museum. (Read more)

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Get your copy of this free religious studies resource from Tanenbaum made possible by The Sy Syms Foundation. Aligned with the National Curriculum Standard for Social Studies, Religions in My Neighborhood helps teachers instruct students about different religions and respecting others' religious beliefs with lesson plans and extension activities for different types of learners. Hard copies available for first 30 people! (Get book)
Resources at Your Finger Tips
Awards, Grants, and Contests
Professional Learning (from NCSS)
Professional Learning (Our Colleagues)
Teaching Resources         
TV Plus

 
NCSS Professional Learning
Institutes, Webinars, and Events

Webinar: Socrates and the Battle for the Soul of America: An Online Institute
Register | Sep 9 - Oct 21, 2018

Webinar: Religious Freedom in Public Schools - Clarifying Controversies & Finding Common Ground
Register | Sep 18, 2018

Webinar: LGBT - Topics in the K-12 Social Studies Classroom & Finding Common Ground
Register | Sep 20 

Webinar: Teaching about Religion in a Polarized Age - Guidelines and Resources
Register | Oct 2, 2018

Webinar: NCSS & Newsela Present: Developing Historical Thinking Skills
Register | Oct 18, 2018

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NCSS Affiliated Councils
Conferences and Events


Kentucky Council for the Social Studies Conference 
Lexington, KY
Register | Sept 14 -15, 2018

South Carolina Council for the Social Studies Conference
North Charleston, SC
Register | Sept 20 - 22, 2018

Iowa Council for the Social Studies Conference
Altoona, IA
Register | Oct 1, 2018

Ohio Council for the Social Studies
Columbus, OH
Register | Oct 15-16, 2018

Florida Council for the Social Studies Conference
Orlando, FL 
Register | Oct 19-21

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The Social Studies Professional — known as TSSP — is the official member newsletter of National Council for the Social Studies. TSSP is published twice a month, 24 times per year.

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Joy Lindsey, Director of Marketing and Membership
Rich Palmer, Art Director

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