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Looking to deepen your understanding of what high-quality, inquiry-based social studies looks like in practice? Join inquirED this fall for Exploring Inquiry Journeys, a webinar series designed to support school and district leaders. Each session offers practical insights into our K–5 social studies curriculum and the strategies schools are using to engage students, support teachers, and build consistency across classrooms.

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Why Inquiry-Based Social Studies Matters in K–5 Classrooms

Discover how inquiry-based learning in social studies can transform elementary classrooms. Explore the benefits of student-centered instruction and get practical strategies in our free Inquiry in Social Studies Guide.

The Next Chapter of Social Studies

Across the country, educators are rethinking what social studies can look like. Join the National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) and inquirED for this three-part webinar series to explore how big ideas become daily instruction.

Inquiry vs. Knowledge Building: Dismantling the False Dichotomy

Do educators have to choose between inquiry and knowledge-building? We were joined by Shanti Elangovan (CEO and Founder, inquirED) and Elisabeth Ventling Simon (Chief Academic Officer and Co-Founder, inquirED) to explore a brain-based learning model that integrates deep knowledge-building and high-quality, structured inquiry.

The Power of High-Quality Instructional Materials

Research shows that high-quality instructional materials can significantly improve outcomes for students. What can the social studies community learn from other subject areas that have prioritized these materials? We were joined on our webinar by Shanti Elangovan (CEO & Founder, inquirED) as she interviewed Larry Berger (Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Amplify Education). Read the summary of their conversation below.

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Acquire, Connect, Transfer: A Framework for Deeper Knowledge Building

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The Social Studies Curriculum Review Guide

We discuss inquirED's social studies curriculum review guide and the complex decisions in adopting a new social studies curriculum.

Searching for Social Studies: Denver Public Schools

Choosing a social studies curriculum is one of the most important decisions that any school or district can make to improve student outcomes and develop the knowledge and skills students need to be active participants in civic life.

Why High-Quality Instructional Materials Matter

High-quality instructional materials in social studies that provide support down to the daily instructional level have been shown to improve teacher practice and student outcomes.

Civic Life in the Era of Truth Decay: Making the Case for Elementary Social Studies

How can civics prepare elementary school students for the shifting realities of the modern information age?

Sources as Mirrors and Windows: Making the Case for Elementary Social Studies

For all learners, the disciplines of social studies provide unique opportunities for mirrors and windows.

Media Literacy: Making The Case For Elementary Social Studies

Explore how media literacy can be meaningfully taught in elementary social studies, with strategies to help young learners analyze sources in today’s digital world.

Social Studies in the Age of Disinformation: Making the Case For Elementary Social Studies

Guest Sam Wineburg joins us for a conversation on the role of social studies in preventing the spread of misinformation and combating the intentional use of disinformation.

Making the Case For Elementary Social Studies: District Leaders

There is a movement growing around the country for elementary social studies. How can district leaders support a new curriculum adoption?

Wisconsin Makes The Case For Elementary Social Studies

This webinar takes a look at how two districts in Wisconsin - Appleton Area School District and Oconomowoc Area School District - are prioritizing social studies aligned to the Wisconsin Standards for Social Studies.

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