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Prioritizing social studies in elementary education is essential in shaping informed, engaged citizens – but so often overlooked due to time constraints and competing academic subjects. In our latest webinar, co-hosted by National Council for the Social Studies, we learned more about how we can advocate for and implement elementary social studies, using examples from district leaders who have successfully navigated these challenges. Watch the recap of "Making Time for Elementary Social Studies." ➡️ https://bit.ly/4gZAkPD

Our elementary social studies curriculum is multimodal by design – a variety of instructional methods and materials offer students multiple ways of engaging with content for a learning experience that: ✅ is more engaging and accessible ✅ supports deeper knowledge-building ✅ fosters critical thinking Learn more about how Inquiry Journeys materials support multimodal learning. ➡️ https://bit.ly/4dDHp5O

What does the power of informed action in social studies look like? ✅ engaged citizens ✅ authentic audience for student work ✅ joy in social studies learning ✅ moving beyond traditional rote learning Learn more about informed action on our blog. ➡️ https://bit.ly/3YatdMY

Sneak peek into the most engaging connections we’ve built between our digital and print materials. 👀 ⬇️ Learn more about bringing inquiry-based social studies lessons to life in your classroom. ➡️ https://bit.ly/4etyHZ2

Boost your students’ reading and writing skills with inquiry-based social studies. 📈 Download our knowledge brief now for teaching strategies. ➡️ https://bit.ly/480sRMf

Join us for an exclusive look at our NEW Inquiry Journeys Multimodal Experience! 🤩 All students learn in different ways – that's why we've integrated our digital and printed materials. 📚 🤝 💻 Register now for the right tools and resources to supercharge student learning in social studies. ➡️ https://bit.ly/3MIigvD

It’s not a workbook. It’s better. 📘🎉 Go multimodal with Inquiry Journeys! ⬇️  Unlock a blend of interactive and printed resources to create a dynamic, inquiry-based learning experience that empowers educators and inspires students. 🚀  Learn more. ➡️ https://bit.ly/4egjGZS

How can we ensure that elementary social studies receives the time and resources it deserves in our classrooms, schools, and districts? Join the National Council for the Social Studies and inquirED on Thursday, September 26 as we connect with district leaders who have successfully prioritized elementary social studies instruction with our panelists. ⬇️ 🎙 Dr. Rachel Strang (Managing Implementation Coach, inquirED) 🎙 Courtney Leard (Content Specialist - Elementary ELA/Social Studies, Washington County Public Schools) Register now. ➡️ https://bit.ly/4edFmGI

👋 Say “hi!” to Esteban Rojas Castro, inquirED's Spanish Editing Lead! Originally from Costa Rica, Esteban has diverse work experience: HR, ESL instruction, college education, and bilingual copy editing. 📚 He is a published literary critic with a BA in English and an MA in English literature from the University of Costa Rica, a visiting scholar at UC Berkeley, and a speaker at several international literature conferences. ❤️ Meet more of our team. ➡️ https://bit.ly/4e13cp1

🧠 World History: Made for the middle school mind! Help to foster students’ curiosity and critical thinking through inquiry-based learning. Encourage your students to: 🤔 ask questions 📚 explore concepts 📈 grow their knowledge Download the Scope and Sequence to learn more. ➡️ https://bit.ly/4emXRba