social studies Latest about social studies Addictive Puzzler Asks Kids to ID Locations From Google Maps By TL Editors published 14 October 19 Geoguessr is an addictive puzzler (with version on the web as well as Android and iOS apps) that task students with guessing the location of Google Street View images from around the world. PebbleGo Next: Kid-Friendly Database for Grades 3-6 By TL Editors published 11 October 19 Students can choose from five modules -- States, Science, American History, Biography, and Social Studies, each one with a number of subtopics to explore. Focus on the Doing of Social Studies, Not Just the Model By Glenn Wiebe published 7 October 19 Is it possible to take the best parts of Madeline’s model and adapt it to a world that needs our students to be engaged, informed, and knowledgable citizens? Global Oneness Project Teaches Global Themes With MultiMedia Stories From Around the World By TL Editors published 18 September 19 The Global Oneness Project produces high-quality digital stories for classrooms. Holy Artwork, Batman! Teachers Should be Using #SeeingAmerica and SmartHistory! By Glenn Wiebe published 18 September 19 There are tons of things to explore at Smarthistory. Racism, Intolerance, and Teaching the Holocaust as a Current Event By Glenn Wiebe published 9 September 19 There are lots of resources available that can help. A Biography of America: The Women's Movement By TL Editors published 26 August 19 Select a side and read articles that present the other side of the argument to help students determine their final answer Fake News: 3 Things We Can Learn From Finland (And 3 Cool Tools From Right Here In The US Of A) By Glenn Wiebe published 16 August 19 In 2014 Finland began noticing intentional misinformation campaigns focused around issues like immigration, the European Union, or whether Finland should become a full member of NATO. Tip of the Week: Six Super Sweet Social Studies Strategies for Back to School By Glenn Wiebe published 7 August 19 To help energize your first awesome week with kids, here are six great ways to kick off the school year. Classroom Tools Wonders of the Circus by McLoughlin Bros. By TL Editors published 5 August 19 1 2 3 4 5 6 Archives Tech & Learning NewsletterTools and ideas to transform education. Sign up below.* To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. MORE FROM TECH & LEARNING...19 Suggestions For Your AI Reading List2Tech & Learning Joins USA EdTech as Bett Media Partner3KnoPro: How to Use It to Support CTE4What to Know About Buying Robots for Schools5AI’s Remarkably Imperfect Productivity Tricks Us Into Mistakes. Here’s How You Can Avoid These
Addictive Puzzler Asks Kids to ID Locations From Google Maps By TL Editors published 14 October 19 Geoguessr is an addictive puzzler (with version on the web as well as Android and iOS apps) that task students with guessing the location of Google Street View images from around the world.
PebbleGo Next: Kid-Friendly Database for Grades 3-6 By TL Editors published 11 October 19 Students can choose from five modules -- States, Science, American History, Biography, and Social Studies, each one with a number of subtopics to explore.
Focus on the Doing of Social Studies, Not Just the Model By Glenn Wiebe published 7 October 19 Is it possible to take the best parts of Madeline’s model and adapt it to a world that needs our students to be engaged, informed, and knowledgable citizens?
Global Oneness Project Teaches Global Themes With MultiMedia Stories From Around the World By TL Editors published 18 September 19 The Global Oneness Project produces high-quality digital stories for classrooms.
Holy Artwork, Batman! Teachers Should be Using #SeeingAmerica and SmartHistory! By Glenn Wiebe published 18 September 19 There are tons of things to explore at Smarthistory.
Racism, Intolerance, and Teaching the Holocaust as a Current Event By Glenn Wiebe published 9 September 19 There are lots of resources available that can help.
A Biography of America: The Women's Movement By TL Editors published 26 August 19 Select a side and read articles that present the other side of the argument to help students determine their final answer
Fake News: 3 Things We Can Learn From Finland (And 3 Cool Tools From Right Here In The US Of A) By Glenn Wiebe published 16 August 19 In 2014 Finland began noticing intentional misinformation campaigns focused around issues like immigration, the European Union, or whether Finland should become a full member of NATO.
Tip of the Week: Six Super Sweet Social Studies Strategies for Back to School By Glenn Wiebe published 7 August 19 To help energize your first awesome week with kids, here are six great ways to kick off the school year.
