The C3 Framework anchors social studies in the process of inquiry while ensuring that social studies classrooms provide an emphasis on civic action.

The C3 Framework can revamp state social studies standards that have been stuck in an outdated model.

The C3 Framework enhances the rigor of social studies, builds the necessary skills for students to become engaged citizens, and aligns academic programs to the Common Core.

The best long-term solution to gridlock in Washington may be to teach students to talk to people who disagree with them, form reasonable views, and act together constructively.

Civics education must go beyond formal instruction in government, law, and democracy, and engage students in critical thinking and empathy.

These websites offer information, strategies, and lessons for teaching about terrorism.

Students can investigate public policies in a complex and rigorous manner by examining tensions such as individual rights versus the common good.

The use of mock symposiums in the classroom immerses students in authentic historical thinking.

Bloom's taxonomy of educational objectives is one of the most popular educational theories, but it has also been the most damaging.