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There's still time to register for today's webinar! Learn all about text and image annotation strategies that engage students for deeper learning and discussion for better independent critical reading skills. Participants will leave with activities to benefit students at all levels, including EL students and more. A great session you won't want to miss! Join us TODAY! Register here: https://buff.ly/eaBQArr

The countdown is on, Texas educators and leaders! We’re bringing “Get It Right the First Time” to TSSLA—helping leaders master lesson internalization for stronger Tier I instruction. And here’s the best part… attendees will get an exclusive surprise that will support you in taking your instructional leadership to the next level! We hope to see you there! #TSSLA2025 #GameChanger #SocialStudiesLeadership #PartnerwithaPURPOSE

There's still time to register for today's webinar! We will discuss content and language supports to prepare students for state assessments and how teachers can utilize these supports during instruction to make content more accessible for all students. A great session you won't want to miss! Join us and learn more. Register here: https://buff.ly/4iYwI1p

Our upcoming webinar is all about content and language supports to prepare students for state assessments and how teachers can utilize these supports during instruction to make content more accessible for all students. A great session you won't want to miss! Join us and learn more. Register here: https://buff.ly/4iYwI1p

"Teachers must transform history from a collection of dates and events into a complex narrative that reveals its relevance to today’s world," writes two civics educators. Read more from The 74 Media.

Tomorrow is Inauguration Day. Do you know the history behind this day? It was originally held in March for over 100 years before eventually moving to January 20th in 1937. Learn the reasons why from TIME.

Learn all about The Open Canopy initiative, a program with the goal of connecting students of different cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds around the globe. According to the Harvard Graduate School of Education, participating students share learning experiences that "emphasize critical thinking, creativity, and deep understanding."

As a company based in Los Angeles, our hearts are with everyone affected by these tragic fires -- especially teachers, students and their families. Read about how educators are supporting their communities during this unimaginable situation, from Education Week.

Attention Educators ?? There's still time to register for our first webinar of the year. We will focus on how Oral History Projects can support your student learning! Collecting stories with your students can be engaging, easy, and a great opportunity to take global and national events and put your local spin on them. This webinar will discuss how to bring Oral History Projects into your classroom. Join us and learn more. Register here: https://buff.ly/3PjKRZw

The beginning of the new year is a perfect time for educators to remind themselves to be present, get organized, and practice gratitude -- great lessons to have all year round! Read more educator new year's resolutions from We Are Teachers.