Catch up on the webinar series, “Strong Communities Start with Social Studies,” presented by the National Council for the Social Studies and inquirED. Discover how social studies education lays the groundwork for informed citizens who, in turn, build vibrant and engaged communities. Fill out the form to receive an email with links to all the recordings and blog posts.
WEBINAR SERIES
Strong Communities Start with Social Studies
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Division to Dialogue: Teaching Social Studies in Polarizing Times
Social studies matters more than ever – but in a world divided by controversy, it’s also more difficult than ever to teach. How can educators turn division into inquiry and dialogue that supports students in building the critical social studies knowledge and skills they need? Join us as we dig into these challenges and explore a framework for teaching controversial issues and topics in today’s polarized climate with Dr. Judith L. Pace (author, Hard Questions: Learning to Teach Controversial Issues), Elizabeth Robbins (NBCT; Gwendolyn Brooks College Preparatory Academy, Chicago Public Schools), and Ashley L. McCall (Assistant Principal, Passages Elementary School; Teach Plus board member).
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Making Time for Elementary Social Studies
How can we ensure that elementary social studies receives the time and resources it deserves in our classrooms, schools, and districts? Join us as we connect with district leaders who have successfully prioritized elementary social studies instruction. Our panel, facilitated by Dr. Rachel Strang (Managing Implementation Coach, inquirED), will explore strategies and resources to support elementary social studies as a vital part of daily instruction.
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Building a Culture of Discussion in Social Studies Classrooms
How can we create discussion-rich classrooms where students are immersed in social studies concepts, ideas, and questions? What strategies and protocols can teachers use to facilitate these meaningful conversations? Join us to explore how to create a culture where meaningful discussions flourish with panelists LaKethia White (PD and Learning Lead, inquirED) and special teacher guests. Participants will walk away with a practical guide on discussion and share-out strategies designed to enhance classroom dialogue and student engagement.
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52 Words: The Meaning and Message of the Preamble
In times of division, the Preamble to the United States Constitution offers a vision of unity and common purpose. Explore how the Preamble and other foundational documents can help us find common ground and work together, despite disagreements. Join us to discuss the relevance of these 52 words today with Akhil Reed Amar, Sterling Professor of Law and Political Science at Yale University; former U.S. Congresswoman Stephanie Murphy; and Colonel Elliott Bales, U.S. Army (Ret.).
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