I have tons of resources for Social Studies instruction (see Best Lists Of The Week: Social Studies).
And I’ve another bunch on instructional strategies (see Best Lists Of The Week: Instructional Strategies).
Of course, I’ve also published many Ed Week posts on Social Studies Instruction.
I thought educators might find it helpful if I tried to highlight a few instructional resources that might overlap between the three of them.
My Secret for Engaging Students in a Black History ‘Jawn’ , Studying Black History Primary Sources? Try the Sankofa Framework (Downloadable), and My Step-By-Step Framework for Taking Flight Into Black History are all from Ed Week, and specifically talk about Black History. However, I think the strategies they discuss can be used in lots of other areas, too. I’m also adding them to The Best Sites To Teach About African-American History and to The Best Resources For Using Primary Sources.
Of course, those lists, particularly the one on Primary Sources, is chockfull of practical instructional strategies.
The “Best” Lesson Ideas For Teaching About The Protests & Killings In Minneapolis includes lots of ideas on how to teach any current event that’s happening.
The Best Tools & Lessons For Teaching Information Literacy – Help Me Find More is what the headline says it is.
THE “BEST” IDEAS FOR STUDENTS & CLASSES TO BE ENGAGED IN COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS – PLEASE CONTRIBUTE MORE IDEAS!
The OER Project has lots of ideas, as does Facing History.
Tips and Tricks for Engaging Students in Social Studies Instruction is from CarolinaK12.
Teaching Strategies for Social Studies is from TCI.
Here’s A List Of “Interactive Teaching Methods” A New Study Has Found Effective In Social Studies Classes
Also, check out The Best Posts & Articles On How To Teach “Controversial” Topics and The Best Resources Sharing The Best Practices For Fruitful Classroom Discussions.
This is just a start!
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