Middle Level

Use student-driven research methods as a means to counteract incomplete historical narratives through an exploration of Medieval Islamic contributions and their impact on subsequent human history.

Rethink the way that you scaffold the process of constructing effective arguments with a flexible and memorable writing framework. The amount of evidence isn't as important as how it's used!

Think climate change is a science topic? Think again! Motivate middle school social studies students to investigate civics, economics, and geography through climate change and take action in their communities.

Join LGBTQ Civil Rights activist Zandra Amato and History UnErased and learn a kinesthetic approach for engaging students as they study civil rights activism!

The C3 Framework has caused many social studies educators to reconsider their teaching practices. Learn how to use NCSS Yearbooks to implement the C3 Framework.

Join us for the official launch of the National Geographic Educator Certification Program. Complete Phase 1 today to join a community of educators committed to creating a more sustainable world.

Hear from Teachers for Global Classrooms alumni as they share their ideas, resources, and technology tips for incorporating global competencies into the classroom. Their global approach will inspire you!

Learn how an inquiry-based geography process effectively advances students' geography, inquiry, literacy, and civic engagement abilities by taking informed action to make the world around us a better place.

Explore Native American art as rich primary-source material for investigating history, culture, and continuity. Develop opportunities for cross-curricular inquiry through online resources from the Hood Art Museum, Dartmouth College.

Gain insights, strategies, and free resources to help ALL learners succeed in social studies from Accessing Inquiry, the Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources program at CES.