Please don't remove students from physical education, music, Arts, or other classes to remediate them in other areas. These classes are just as important for overall education and may be their favorite classes and one reason they like school.
Oh what a night! Just wrapped up an amazing launch of the Constitution EXPLAINED video series. Don't let the short form fool you, these are powerfully packed videos for all parts in your inquiry social studies classroom. How will you use them? #sschat https://t.co/ZsFtUZ420e
Guess what people, its here!!! The new @ConstitutionCtr new Constitution 101 curriculum for high school students, a Constitution 101 course for adult learners, and the Founders' Library. Yep, crying a little with this one. #NCCed https://t.co/nBMcXDOHNO
Sign up for a FREE Civic Calendar to plan a full year of constitutional learning!
The calendar explores 27 Amendments in 12 months and includes historic birthdays, anniversaries, and constitutional trivia!
https://t.co/b6FGnFhR1V
"As educators, it's only right that we stand up to fight voter suppression and champion voting rights laws, especially when it comes to ensuring funding for our schools and students." #FightForVotingRights
https://t.co/hdpDiw8ouy
Hear is a fascinating chart to have students analyze and respond to. What does it say? What does it not say? Why does it matter? (This could be a good substitute for the article of the week).
Requirements to wear facemasks in the fight against Covid-19 are back in the news after some political leaders have issued mandates requiring or banning masks in certain situations.
Learn about the constitutional issues in these mask controversies: https://t.co/xh0fKrFVFl
“Play is not only foundational for child development but can also help children process and heal from the impact of living through stress, trauma, or grief.” 4 ways to bring moments of play into the classroom every day.
https://t.co/r6Fzj3WwE7
The National Archives is home to documents that chronicle the lives of every day LGBTQ+ individuals, giving us a glimpse into how they lived and loved, even when not embraced by society. Our favorites are below, but you can find more here: https://t.co/DO7Fw1Hsbf
#Pride2021
Register for a FREE online class with #SupremeCourt Justice Stephen Breyer!
Justice Breyer joins our #NCCed team on May 28 to discuss the importance of the Constitution, #civiced, and civil discourse: https://t.co/Ur3p3YEgOj
📰 Ask a Historian for Advice!
Join us tomorrow, 5/21, at 1 PM ET with NYPL Curator @JuliethePH for a Twitter Q&A about her new book #NewspaperConfessions from @OUPAcademic, plus she’ll be dishing out advice you can only get from a historian.
#MayThe4thBeWithYou, young constitutional Padawans!
Learn more about the Constitution's Fourth Amendment and privacy in today's digital age with our online classes. Registration is FREE: https://t.co/nMxM8nSLSq #apgov#sschat#civics#NCCed
I think we can agree that we are in desperate need of more robust civics education. Join the #bipartisan effort for the Civics Secures Democracy Act. Take action for a more accessible American history and civic education: https://t.co/hIBZdD3801