Digital Literacy in an AI World
Join Brian Thomas and Loyal Frazier on October 20 at 6 pm ET for practical ways to help students evaluate sources and the growing volume of online and AI-generated information.
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Join Brian Thomas and Loyal Frazier on October 20 at 6 pm ET for practical ways to help students evaluate sources and the growing volume of online and AI-generated information.
Register Today
Reaching every student is one of the hardest parts of teaching social studies. In this upcoming webinar, we'll share how active learning strategies give students more than one way into the same rigorous content, without rewriting your lessons.
Watch the Recording of How to Reach Every Learner in Social Studies: Active Strategies That Work
In this engaging edWebinar, subject matter experts reveal how well-designed high-quality instructional materials (HQIM) transform passive learning into active discovery.
Watch the Recording of High-Quality Instructional Materials for Deeper Learning in Social Studies
In our most recent webinar, we brought together district leaders to discuss how making time for social studies can boost engagement, expand content coverage, and reinforce reading and writing skills—all within your existing schedule.
Watch the Recording of Social Studies and Literacy: The Dynamic Duo for K–5 Success
This “Teach the 250” edition webinar explores practical ways to teach primary sources at every grade level. Discover how songs, photos, and documents from 250 years ago can make history vivid and accessible to all learners.
Watch the Recording of Primary Sources for Every Learner: Teach the 250 Edition
Our first webinar of 2026 looked at how the Response Group strategy can transform classroom conversation, helping students grapple with complex historical events, consider multiple perspectives, and thoughtfully debate the consequences of public policies.
Watch the Recording of Think Critically, Discuss Civilly
Listen in with TCI’s Founder and CEO, Bert Bower, to experience how TCI’s Video Activities combine short videos with interactive questions and digital prompts—creating an active, hands-on learning experience that goes beyond passive watching.
Watch the Recording of From Couch Potatoes to Critical Thinkers: A New Way to Engage with VideoOngoing learning opportunities to help teachers elevate their practice and stay current with new educational strategies.
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