For a list of short descriptions of each workshop see all workshops. For workshops open for registration see current workshops.
All workshops are offered ONLINE with a combination of live webinars and off-line material.
Accessing Inquiry for English Learners through Primary Sources
Dual-language-learner-friendly methods using immigrant history content to engage English Learners.
Teaching Grades K-5 Social Studies with History's Mysteries
Historical thinking, inquiry based teaching, and compelling historical questions for K-5 classrooms.
Accessing Inquiry for Students with Disabilities through Primary Sources
Approaches for struggling learners that increase access and motivation for all students.
Accessing Civic Engagement for Students with Disabilities
How will students with disabilities fully participate in new student-led civic engagement projects?
From Reform to Equal Rights: Teaching Disability History in the K-12 Classroom
Trace this remarkable story of reform and heartbreak, endurance and empowerment.
Integrating Civic Engagement Projects Across the Curriculum
Plan an effective student-led civic engagement project, and unpack Massachusetts Civics guidance.
America and World Fascism
What is fascism? Before World War II, idealistic Americans fought in Spain against General Franco's fascist rebels. WWII to today.
Black Communities' Agency: Fighting Jim Crow & Racism
Black communities’ resistance –legal, intellectual, educational, social– to organized oppression (1877-1940)
Understanding and Teaching the U.S. Constitution in the 21st Century
Justice and equality – origins of the Constitution to the present.
