Social+Studies

Teaching History.org
Hubii could be a great resource for teachers who use current events in their classrooms. If you're trying to get students to explore and read news and editorials from other parts of the world, sending students to explore Hubii could be a good way to do that.

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===Waynesburg College connection to Library of Congress click here for list of available resources.===



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Shmoop: A smarter and more educational version of Sparknotes that also has resources for Social Studies and Civics. They offer an upgrade for a nominal price. []

Documentaries for World History, Civics, and more with lesson plans. [|Explore Org]