Does the College Board's AP program deserve its reputation as the gold standard for preparing high school students for college success?

Authentic pedagogy engages students and spurs them to produce work that has value and impact beyond school.

Studying the International Court of Justice and select cases can launch a stimulating class discussion about our increasingly interconnected world and the role of a global arbitrator.

The National Archives' latest exhibit spotlights the struggles of Americans to define rights related to citizenship, free speech, voting, and equal opportunity.

Historical fiction draws students into the study of the past, enriches their understanding of events, and provides opportunities for cultivating historical analysis.

The highlighted poems offer deep insights into three wars in which America was involved.

The NCSS conference, continued advocacy, and the C3 framework are essential components of our efforts to revolutionize social studies education.

Engaging students in inquiries that explore the historical, ethical, and legal aspects of cybersecurity will increase their ability to address this pressing global issue.

Social media services such as Twitter can be used to promote engaging, student-centered activities that facilitate a deeper understanding of content.