WEBINAR SERIES
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Check out our webinar series collection below. Receive a digest with links to recordings and blog posts!

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Strong Communities Start with Social Studies
Discover how social studies education lays the groundwork for informed citizens who, in turn, build vibrant and engaged communities. Featured panelists in this series include Professor Akhil Reed Amar, Representative Stephanie Murphy, LaKethia White, Dr. Judith L. Pace, and more.

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Building Background Knowledge: Literacy, Democracy, Community
Our series explored how building background knowledge through social studies improves literacy outcomes and gives students the deep understanding they need to participate in civic life. With special guests Sarah Schwartz (EdWeek), Nell K. Duke (Stand for Children), Dave Eggers (Author), and more.

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The Science of Building Knowledge
"The Science of Building Knowledge" webinar series explored how students construct knowledge and how it plays a vital role in their success in college, their careers, and as participants in our democracy. With special guests Daniel Willingham (psychologist, author, and professor at the University of Virginia), Mary Helen Immordino-Yang (Director, USC Center for Affective Neuroscience, Development, Learning and Education) and more.

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Rising to the Challenge
"Rising to the Challenge: High-Quality Instruction in K–8 Social Studies" examined the state of social studies education and efforts to implement effective practices. Topics included the impact of policies, the role of instructional materials, and strategies for supporting teachers. Featured guests included Julia H. Kaufman (RAND), John White (Great Minds), and Larry Berger (Amplify Education).

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The Future of Social Studies
The "Future of Social Studies" webinar series brought together educators and researchers to discuss key challenges and opportunities in social studies. Topics included inquiry-based practices, culturally responsive education, and the integration of literacy and social studies. Featured speakers included Lawrence Paska (Executive Director, NCSS), Shanti Elangovan (Founder/CEO of inquirED), and Dr. Emma Humphries (Chief Education Officer, iCivics).
Discover Inquiry Journeys
inquirED's Inquiry-Based Elementary Social Studies Curriculum

Inquiry-Based Teaching & Learning
Units and lessons scaffold social studies knowledge and develop critical thinking, collaboration, and communication skills.

Culturally Responsive Instruction
Strategies and resources help teachers connect instruction to the lived experiences of all students.