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What does a curriculum designed to foster historical understanding and thinking look like? [...] »

Historical thinking forces students to confront the uncertain status of historical accounts. [...] »

Teaching historical thinking, beyond the facts, results in higher achievement among diverse learners. [...] »

Through direct instruction in historical analysis skills, elementary school students showed marked improvements in their work, learning to read, analyze, and critique documents to solve historical puzzles. [...] »

What do students actually learn from historical feature films? [...] »

What are the connections between student performance on tests and what goes on in their classrooms? [...] »

Do your students struggle with reading history texts? This instructional approach helps students of all abilities make sense of different types of texts. [...] »

Here's help for challenges students encounter with historical documents and primary sources. [...] »

Are your students learning enough from their history textbooks? Connect cause and effect for them. [...] »

Two styles of document reading demonstrate what successful readers do to formulate a context for documents in time and place. [...] »

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Part of a series of laws that displaced Native Americans from land allotted to them through treaties with the U.S. government.

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Graphic organizers can be tricky. Check out these tips on how to keep them simple!

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Evaluation criteria and rubrics help students think critically about website content.
 

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