Representing Social Studies School Service. Privileged to work with dedicated teachers who help our students of today become informed citizen. (Go SKC!)
Looking for some new approaches to teaching social studies? Read some of our blog posts focused on Curriculum & Instruction. https://t.co/Pz5vAnw6Xm
IT'S HERE! Take a look at our 2023 MCSS Conference Program to see the wonderful lineup of speakers, presentations, and events for this Friday and Saturday! https://t.co/0IuwLtLVkI
A Book Signing Reception for Dr. Montra Rogers, Author of Discover Develop Deploy: Creating a Teacher Leader Corps Program. Use the link to purchase a copy of the book for signing.
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Journalist and educator Ida B. Wells was born #OTD in 1862. An early voice for women's rights and civil rights, Wells' investigative pieces on lynchings received a posthumous Pulitzer in 2000. Learn more from @PBS & @wttw: https://t.co/xWUDKTbVyr
#TIH#SSYearofAmericanSpirit
Origins of Juneteenth can be traced to the front porch of this Texas plantation house, where a slaveowner told his 150 enslaved workers that they were free on June 19, 1865. MORE: https://t.co/eKThJSmNYJ #otd
10000%. Let's make sure EVERY kid has the physical ability to engage, learn and thrive in school. This isn't about left or right....it's about the future. Thanks to @NancySkinnerCA for her leadership!!!
What tech solutions do #schoolnutrition operators find most useful? Find out in "Tech on Deck," new from School Nutrition Magazine, with the generous support of @MenuFreedom. Read now: https://t.co/HqxNZ4O1uz
I've heard "Two heads are better than one." Now it's "3 feet as good as 6 feet" 5 coronavirus things: Study indicates three-feet distancing as good as six https://t.co/aOAU0ZMyic #coronavirus#schoolsreopening@MikeBuzalka