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The National Constitution Center offers free, online teacher workshops via Zoom. Two formats are available: open-source webinars and on-demand workshops requested by schools, districts, or other educational agencies. All online workshops introduce the Center’s framework for constitutional literacy education and highlight a range of free, online resources and classroom application strategies to support your teaching Read More ⟶

The National Constitution Center is looking for members of the classroom education field to join our Teacher Advisory Council as an NCCed Adviser and help us to promote constitutional literacy. NCCed Advisers are active and engaged educational professionals who support, promote and represent the National Constitution Center with outreach and professional development opportunities. NCCed Advisers Read More ⟶

This new mini-webinar series from the National Archives is specifically geared to support educators who will be teaching virtually. Each 30-minute session will highlight a different way to use DocsTeach.org with students who are learning from home. Discover how to use DocsTeach to help your students make sense of the stories, events, and ideas of Read More ⟶

We’ve decided to do something different with our Saturday Webinars for this school year, splitting the year into two 5-episode seasons, each on a different theme. The programs will still be 75 minutes long each, with a moderator and two panelists, all from our graduate faculty pool. They’ll all still be based in a set Read More ⟶

The Bill of Rights Institute has released a new digital textbook, “Life, Liberty, & Pursuit of Happiness.” This textbook for high school students is the first entirely free U.S. history resource that aligns with AP standards. Free registration required. Go here to register. Read More ⟶

The Bill of Rights Institute has planned a busy fall for in-person seminars in multiple regions across the nation. From Albuquerque and Atlanta to Grand Rapids and Hartford to Tulsa and Vancouver, we are hoping to cover more geographic locations in one semester than ever before. As always, all of these professional development workshops are Read More ⟶

This summer, the Library of Congress is offering a series of free, one-hour webinars for educators interested in using primary sources with their students. Individual webinar descriptions and links to register may be found here. Educators participating in a live webinar session may request a certificate for one hour of professional development. Recordings of previously Read More ⟶

The National Archives and Records Administration, in partnership with the Presidential Primary Sources Project, is offering a webinar for secondary school (grades 6-12) educators on September 22 called “Presidential Powers and Precedents: What’s the Limit?” The 90-minute session is scheduled at 4 p.m. ET. Five case studies will examine the limits of presidential power. Participating Read More ⟶