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This webinar is sponsored by the Florida Joint Center for Citizenship and the Academic Engagement Network.
In this webinar, a panel of Holocaust and civics curriculum experts will
demonstrate two…
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This annual Conference message about the middle school Civics and high school U.S. History EOC Assessments will provide an overview of legislation and implementation, insights into the educator…
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Session for AP Teachers interested in participating in a support, sharing, leadership and communication network among AP teachers in social studies throughout the state. Teaching strategies will be…
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Learn about the women’s crusade against “killer hats” and how Florida stood at the forefront of the movement creating the Audubon society, America’s first national wildlife…
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History is taught as a series of cause, conflicts, and consequences between and among communities; but what about the rest of the story? This session investigates how to teach cooperation and…
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Learn about 306: African-American History a digital resource to teach about the influences and contributions in science, academia, music, and the arts as core contributions of American life. This…
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