Summary In this session, we’ll explore how Survey123 can be used to design authentic, student-generated content experiences across a range of subjects —...
Summary Explore the profound social, historical, and political meanings behind the names attached to places. Far from simple labels, place names, or toponyms,...
Summary As the ongoing “gerrymandering wars” intensify, this session asserts redistricting’s “place” in broader civics education. Mid-decade redistricting battles continue to erupt across...
Summary The “Die Hard as a Christmas movie” debate offers an entry point for engaging students in learning about culture and its interpretation....
Summary Explore the history and background of the Arab-Israeli conflict through primary source documents and teaching strategies that support critical analysis of texts....
Summary National cemeteries are powerful geographic places, yet they are rarely used as instructional anchors in the classroom. This session presents a place...
Summary In the early 2000s, integrating geography and literacy at the elementary level garnered attention (Gandy, 2006; Holloway, 2015) in the wake of...
Summary Rivers flood and change over time which can cause major issues regarding political boundaries between nations. What happens when this directly impacts...
Summary AP Human Geography students often possess strong content knowledge but struggle to translate that understanding into effective Free-Response Question (FRQ) responses. This...
Summary Imagine a free, comprehensive digital atlas designed specifically for K–12 educators — one that connects geography, history, science, ELA, and math in...
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Voting is open to NCGE members through Saturday, October 17 at 11:50 PM ET.