Sneak peek! It looks so good ⁦Eastern State Penitentiary⁩

I have a social studies request. Do any of you know of a Latina/Chicana/Tejana history superstar for a potential webinar/talk ? National Museum of the American Latino Mexican American Civil Rights Institute (MACRI) MALDEF LULAC American Historical Association Organization of American Historians National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) nsslasocstudies Amanda Sandoval 💛 National Council for History Education TIA!! #voicesinhistory

SocialStudiesTx janna elizabeth haider, phd🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸 National Museum of the American Latino Mexican American Civil Rights Institute (MACRI) MALDEF LULAC American Historical Association Organization of American Historians National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) nsslasocstudies Amanda Sandoval 💛 National Council for History Education Latinx Geographies Latino Studies at UT Austin The Mexican American Museum of Texas IDRAEdPolicyFellows Texas Historical Commission Texas State Historical Association Humanities Texas Nathan McAlister Joe Schmidt CherylAnne Amendola 🍎 The Gordon Institute at teachers college is working on a latinadad curriculum.

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Do you teach history thematically? Which grade? What are your themes? Do you like it? This history teacher needs some advice! Thanks <3

A whole truth!!!!!

Finished my first book of the summer. This one was a page turner and I couldn’t put it down. I love the way Coffey wrote it!

Fordham Institute (Fordham Institute) research reveals that adding 30 extra minutes of social studies daily boosts 5th‑grade reading scores. Not ELA. Students gain stronger comprehension through knowledge-rich history lessons. Learn more: tinyurl.com/58s376d8 #HistoryMatters

Just registered for the #TXCSS Convention in Frisco, and I’m pumped for all the insights and connections that await! Let’s explore the future of social studies education together. 🚀🎉 #TXCSS2025 Register at txcss.net/conference

I'll be at #NCSS2025 and I'd love to see you there! Will you also attend? Learn more and register here: invt.io/1txbnn0c7ge See you there, I hope!!

☀️ Summer Special Episode coming Friday on the Teaching History Her Way Podcast! Featuring Joe Schmidt & Glenn Wiebe 🇺🇦, authors of The Social Studies FIELD Guide! 🏖️Ready-to-use strategies. 🏖️Real teacher wisdom. 🏖️Critical thinking that clicks. #TeacherLife, summer edition.

A History Geek's Guide to #juneteenth2025 🧵👇

Research shows students retain more vocabulary and make stronger inferences when content is coherent and meaningful. That’s what history delivers. #HistoryMatters

It all starts with love, reminds educator Eugene Park: #KidsDeserveIt

Teachers: Claim the latest Affiliate School Offer and receive two free posters commemorating the fight for independence. Poster 1: "The Bostonian's Paying the Excise-man, or Tarring & Feathering" Poster 2: "The Bloody Massacre in King-Street" Claim here: gilderlehrman.org/affiliate

📢 Last call for learning! Our Summer Virtual Conference starts TOMORROW, so remind your colleagues to register now to explore new strategies for fostering empathy and understanding in the classroom. ➡️ Nonmember registration includes 1-year of NCSS membership:

Putting together my pedagogy session for The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History 's online summer seminar: Ida B. Wells, Jim Crow, and Women’s Rights -- there's lot sto learn. Join us July 21-24! gilderlehrman.org/professional-d…

Got my seeds from Colonial Williamsburg table at National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) 2024- check out my CW herbs! I don’t know what they all are, though. Basil, dill, and…?