We're pleased to announce that we've received a grant from the U.S. Department of Education to produce new Reading Like a Historian lessons with embedded digital literacy materials and provide professional development to teachers. Learn more. inquirygroup.org/projects

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Want ideas and resources for teaching students to be more mindful consumers of online content? Download our free "Lateral Reading with Current Events" template. cor.inquirygroup.org/blog/lateral-r…

A film company took this photo of Pancho Villa in 1914. The company had a contract with Villa to film real and reenacted battle scenes. Why might this affect the reliability of the photo? Use this task to gauge students' reasoning about historical photos. inquirygroup.org/history-assess…

How did civil rights in former Confederate states change during and after Reconstruction? Measure students' ability to contextualize and periodize historical documents with this free, easy-to-score assessment. inquirygroup.org/history-assess…

We are providing free professional development on new Reading Like a Historian lessons to a limited number of high school U.S. history teachers. Learn more and apply ⬇️ inquirygroup.org/apply24

May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month. We have free history lessons and assessments to teach Asian and Pacific Islander history this month and year-round. View the full list. ⬇️ inquirygroup.org/about/updates/…

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The latest Civics Hive podcast is here featuring Joel Breakstone from Digital Inquiry Group to address the essential question, "How do I practice civic online reasoning in an age of misinformation?" buzzsprout.com/2330503/150929… #sschat #DemocracySchools #icivicsednet DuPage County ROE IDEA

What can photographs tell us about the lives of homesteaders on the Great Plains in the 1880s? Teach students to think critically about historical photos with our Great Plains Homesteaders lesson, available in English and Spanish. inquirygroup.org/history-lesson…

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Can your students draw on their knowledge of the past to identify that this photograph is from the Dust Bowl and then explain how this event is historically significant? Find out with our free task. sheg.stanford.edu/history-assess…

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We are providing free professional development on new Reading Like a Historian lessons to a limited number of high school U.S. history teachers. We still have a few open spots for next week's institute. Applications close Friday. Learn more and apply: tinyurl.com/DIG-July24-PD

Do you teach high school U.S. history? Do you know someone who does? We have a paid professional development opportunity focused on new Reading Like Historian lessons that incorporate digital literacy instruction.

You're not going to want to miss this: meet and learn from the experts in this FREE interactive webinar on information literacy & AI with Digital Inquiry Group on August 26th! ✨ Option #1 👉 msit.events.teams.microsoft.com/event/0a9d1d6f… Option #2 👉 msit.events.teams.microsoft.com/event/5952dd98… #summerPD #AILiteracy #MIEExpert

Searching for lesson plans that are relevant to students' media consumption habits? Civic Digital Literacy, created with Digital Inquiry Group, includes lesson plans that discuss how to navigate misinformation, disinformation, & AI-generated content online. hubs.la/Q02MwBMF0

Join us for a free webinar on September 12 from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. ET with Natacha Scott and our partners Digital Inquiry Group to learn how to help students identify trustworthy information online with our newest resource collection: Civic Digital Literacy. hubs.la/Q02N1g9N0