Looking forward to reading these two new books from @TCPress by @MarkGudgel and Wayne Journell of @UNCGSocStudies! Check out these and other #socialstudies titles here: https://t.co/uDxxgoePkO
If you're in communications/on the faculty, this is worth a read. Even if you never plan to become an editor, @UNCGSocStudies shares great insight that could help writers with submissions
Why and how to become a successful journal editor (opinion) https://t.co/vmo0xAx7YJ
My latest book is officially out in the world! If you are interested in insider tips on scholarly journal editing and/or academic writing, check it out. Thanks to @samwineburg @MilnerHRich @DrEvilAcademic & Fouad Abd-El-Khalick for the kind endorsements!
If you are looking for something to do at 4pm EST on Wednesday, join my conversation with @dankrutka via Youtube livestream. We will talk about dealing with misinformation & controversial issues, as well as all things social studies!
The literature on teaching controversial issues offers a roadmap that can help teachers navigate tensions created by misinformation and bias. @UNCGSocStudies@TeachThought@NCSSNetwork https://t.co/LM4oUQF0ep
Just received my copies of "Teaching History for Justice" by @chriscmartell & @kaylenemstevens, the first book in the Research and Practice in Social Studies Series for @TCPress!
Wayne Journell's (@UNCGSocStudies) open-access article in the latest Social Education offers valuable #teaching suggestions and best practices to encourage students to think politically this #election season. Read it today! https://t.co/jAlCooOl5x #hsgovchat
Had a good time talking with Maine SS teachers today about fake news. Here is a recording of the session. Thanks to @madisonteacher for the invite!
https://t.co/YV6DN7abuF
Feedback from all of the virtual PD that I've been offering is saying there is definitely a call for helping educators help students process the news. I have been talking about @NewsLitProject@PeterD_Adams@UNCGSocStudies & would love to invite you to join us. DM if interested.