Social Studies Education Program, Teachers College, Columbia University

A summer learning opportunity for teachers!

Exciting event for social studies educators:

Civil Rights and Schools: From Little Rock to NYC This workshop focuses on efforts to desegregate Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas in 1957 and in Harlem in 1958. This event will be in-person.

🌀📢Calling all future Social Studies Teachers🌀📢

Join us tomorrow at 3:30 PM EST/ 12:30 PM PST for an info session on our Social Studies Teaching & Ed. program! Come get to know us and let us get to know you 🫶!

See you soon, link in bio 😁

Being a social studies teacher right now means helping young people make sense of a world in flux. In a time of polarization and misinformation, social studies teachers equip students not just to know history, but to shape the future with critical thinking, empathy, and civic courage. Our program in social studies education at Teachers College will prepare you for this important and rewarding work. Please help us spread the word about our upcoming information session, and register for it here:

A great learning opportunity for teachers

Under One Roof: Teaching Black and Immigration History through the NYC Tenements - Tenement Museum Teachers can join this special four-day virtual workshop and learn how to teach Black history and immigration history side-by-side in classrooms.

Happy international trans day of visibility.

For resources on teaching about Trans lives and gender diversity, see links in comments.

Call to Teachers: Sustainable Futures Summer Institute

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A National Town Hall for teachers!

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TC announces Minority Postdoc Fellowship for 2025-2026. We would love a postdoc in social studies!! Feel free to reach out for information!

Minority Postdoctoral Fellow Teachers College, Columbia University, is the largest and most comprehensive graduate school of education in the United States. Its programs span education, psychology and health fields. Located in New York City, the College has a diverse culture, with students of color comprising over one-third of....

NCSS/CUFA 2024 Lineup - See you there!