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Engaging Students with U.S. Founding Documents | Teaching Channel

Engaging Students with U.S. Founding Documents
Social Studies
COURSE #
OL-5553
GRADUATE CREDITS
3 Semester Credits
FORMAT
Online
GRADE LEVEL
6 - 12+
Get ready to equip yourself with innovative strategies to teach the United States Founding Documents to today’s students! You’ll explore a variety of strategies to teach about the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights while connecting them to the current issues of today. Create a protocol for students to fact check resources, apply the concept of multiperspectivity, and develop engaging assignments for students. By the end of the course, you will be ready to create lessons that make the Founding Documents relevant and accessible to learners of all backgrounds.
This course does not have a textbook
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