Grounded in a “critical civic ecosystems” view of civic learning, this new publication with Teachers College Press demonstrates how civic action research fosters belonging among youth, enhances communication between students and educators, and nurtures civic engagement throughout entire school

We're at the halfway point of a fantastic #CivicLearningWeek! What better way to celebrate than with Ken Burns & Sarah Botstein tonight at 7 p.m. ET for an exclusive conversation about THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Register now: hubs.li/Q03bcr8B0 iCivics PBS Teachers

📢 Tune in tonight, educators! Join award-winning filmmakers Ken Burns and Sarah Botstein at 7 p.m. ET for a special conversation on the upcoming documentary series, THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. hubs.la/Q03bzRcy0

💻 Registration is officially open for the 2025 NCSS Summer Virtual Conference! ➡️ hubs.li/Q03bjMLC0 #socialstudies #edchat

I'm super excited about the featured speakers that we are finalizing to go with some amazing teacher led sessions! Hope to see you there!

30 MINUTES: Tune in for the #CivicLearningWeek National Forum hubs.la/Q039-wG70 🤝 Civic Learning Week

🎥 Starting March 29, join the Emmy Award-winning co-founders of Civic Life Project for this online workshop series guiding educators through the process of creating their own short film, acquiring hands-on experience with the new Democracy in Action civics curriculum. The price of the

☀️ The National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) invites educators of all grade levels and contexts, including classroom teachers, curriculum specialists, administrators, and researchers, to submit proposals for our third annual Virtual Summer Conference:

🤔 Have your students applied yet? The 1787 Prize is an award for high school students in grades 11-12 recognizing the best annual student essay on the subject of the U.S. Constitution’s past, present and future relevance. ➡️ Submissions close March 31: hubs.li/Q03bbdw80

📰 Online now and headed to your mailbox! This Social Education issue examines #AI through an #economics lens, the difference between deflation & disinflation + other hot topics in the #economy: hubs.li/Q03bvngz0 #edutwitter

☀️ Don't miss the chance to contribute your expertise! Session proposals for the 2025 NCSS Summer Virtual Conference, "The Power of Civil Discourse: Fostering #Empathy & #Understanding in the #Classroom," are due April 4, 2025: hubs.li/Q03cndF-0 #edux #edutwitter

🎥 This Civic Life Project online workshop series kicks off next Saturday with a high-level overview of the Democracy in Action program, focusing on engaging students in #ProjectBasedLearning. ➡️ Single-session & full-series registration options available:

We are profoundly concerned by recent federal efforts to dismantle public education, which has long been a cornerstone of American society, a pillar of democracy, and a primary vehicle for opportunity. Read our statement with NCTM, National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) & National Science Teaching Association: ncte.org/blog/2025/03/d…

Applications are due by 11:59 PM HST April 18, 2025. Learn more about the Rho Kappa Scholarship requirements and rubric here: hubs.ly/Q0381X980 #edchat #Rhokappa

🏛️The 2025 NCSS Summer Leadership Institute (July 14-16) in Kansas City is your chance to advance your leadership in #socialstudies education. ➡️ Register today to connect, collaborate, and advocate with fellow educators and experts: hubs.li/Q03fh-NZ0 #edleadership

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This free institute offers an in-depth experience in using primary sources to create meaningful social studies inquiries. Choose Normal IL or Denver CO as your event location & register now: hubs.li/Q03fCNBp0 #professionallearning #edchat Education at ISU Morgridge College

"Both major American political parties have at different times supported tariffs on a wide range of products in the name of American jobs, national security, and other concerns. What should students know about free trade, and is it still relevant?" ➡️ Read the full article in

Reinstate Ms. Calhoun: Advocate for Respect and Student Rights - Sign the Petition! chng.it/5fBDR8FJCd via Change.org

📰 The September Issue of Social Education is online now and headed to your mailbox! We invite our subscribers to explore the rich variety of topics that include how to use storytelling to teach 9/11, three-dimensional geography in elementary grades, and teaching civic