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Do you know of any good online US history textbooks?

Where to begin your search to find reliable online history textbooks.

Data on students' knowledge of American history

Finding solid data on student learning in history can be a challenge. Here are some places to start.

Teaching the Declaration of Independence without overwhelming students

Finding the text of the Declaration of Independence challenging for your students? Check out these ideas to make this important text more accessible for them.

Seeking U.S. history fiction and nonfiction books for 9th and 11th graders

Some of the best sources for booklists come from school districts and teachers who have shared their lists on the internet.

What are some of the most significant changes in teaching history over the past 10 years?

A lot of history teaching today looks pretty similar to what was being done 10 years ago, but some major changes also have taken place.

Primary Source Documents: How Do I Bridge the Language Barrier?

Vocabulary legends, guiding questions, and working with others to translate the document head the list of supports to help students comprehend and analyze a complicated document.

Do you have advice for teachers of the homebound or hospitalized?

Teaching the homebound or hospitalized student offers a chance to explore teaching with technology through internet sites and collaborative and networking tools.

Lectures and documents: How do I teach with both?

Using a variety of instructional strategies in your classroom makes good sense.

How do I challenge gifted 10th graders?

Do you have any tips on how I can challenge gifted high school students in my 10th grade World Civ class?

How do I use document based questions (DBQs) with my struggling readers?

Should I just try to jazz up our textbook?