Can you tell fact from fiction online? In a digital world, few questions are more important or more challenging.

A seventh-grade social studies class at Monte Cassino uniquely explores new cultures through cooking. Instead of using textbooks, the students headed to the kitchen to learn about Korean cuisine.

Students from Bethlehem-Center Middle School arrived at the Beallsville Cemetery on a sunny, warm Wednesday morning with two ...

Students in Stacey McIntyre’s sixth grade social studies class at Slaughter Elementary School on Feb. 7 worked in groups to analyze a primary source on colonial Louisiana.

Fourth-graders at Fraser Public Schools’ Edison Elementary collected so many donations for Children’s Hospital of Michigan ...

Several years ago the National Assessment of Educational Progress released a frightening report on the state of social ...

we as social studies teachers can help students feel their own agency—beginning with understanding the news. In my classes, students bring in an annotated news article for homework once a week.

Students discuss the definition of ethnicity while learning African history in their 7th grade social studies class at McDougle Middle School in Chapel Hill, N.C. on Friday, Feb. 18, 2022.