Social Studies Professional Development Opportunities are avenues for educators to enhance their knowledge, skills, and instructional practices within the realm of social studies. These opportunities are designed to empower teachers with the tools and resources necessary to deliver effective and engaging lessons in subjects such as history, geography, civics, economics, and sociology. By participating in these opportunities, educators can stay current with best practices, incorporate innovative teaching strategies, and foster a lifelong commitment to professional growth.
Join Retro Report on September 19th! for the Three States (CO, WY, and NE) professional development at the Poudre School District: Information Technology CenterThis resource collection was funded in part by a Teaching With Primary Sources grant from the Library of Congress. The collection of 40 films spans U.S. History and is also great for Civics & Government and English/ELA courses. Each short film is accompanied by a primary source pack and scaffolded writing outlines to meet the needs of a variety of learners.Space is limited to the first 40 registrants! Click here to learn about location, time, and date!
Who Should Sign Up?: This training is ideal for Middle and High School teachers who teach US History, Civics/Government, English/ELA or support Special Education students in these courses. What Should I Bring?: A charged laptop and a desire to learn!
Overview: Join the Bill of Rights Institute on September 19th in exploring benchmark aligned support materials for instruction!Participants will explore BRI materials and primary sources that can be clearly aligned to Colorado standards and benchmarks. This will be a collaborative workshop that engages teachers in both resource review and development! A laptop is required for this program. We kindly ask that you bring your own. Additional Details here!