Don't forget the deadline for the annual conference Call for Proposals is September 6th! Enter your presentation proposal today! https://t.co/dXVITfpU0Z

Save the date for the 24-25 OCSS Annual Conference on October 29th at OSU Tulsa! Call for Proposals are open from now until September 6th. We look forward to learning from and with you! Call for Proposals Form: https://t.co/0KAK24EmHs

Register for Teaching American History’s One-Day Seminar titled "Robber Barons or Captains of Industry?" Read and learn about the ideas, actions, and legacies of the leading political and industrial figures of past times. Register here:

Boston Tea Party: Activism or Vandalism? Making claims and supporting with evidence and reasoning with Storyboards. @OPSSocStudies @NHTOYMc

Thank you keynote speaker,David Kleven, for speaking to Oklahoma teachers about the Holocaust and the lasting effects.

Great conversations happening at the #ocssconference24 today! #oklaed

Thank you @madisonteacher for speaking to Oklahoma educators today! #ocssconference24 #oklaed

Set up and ready to rock the @OKCSS conference with my OK friends tomorrow! @MrsHGoodenough @psalmofdavid @ErikaLowery @BRInstitute

We are pleased to announce that Joe Schmidt, the Bill of Rights Institute and co-author of Civil Discourse: Classroom Conversations for Stronger Communities,will be our keynote speaker at our conference on 1/30!Check out our full agenda and register here. https://t.co/9g9s2RmTqa

Have something you want to share with other Social Studies educators across Oklahoma? Fill out our Call for Propsals to present at our upcoming annual conference on January 30th. Proposals are due by January 5th. https://t.co/C2VbFrzF4L

We are in our Social Studies Era! Come join us for our annual conference on January 30th! Register here: https://t.co/HxJCK52cPR

Today we hung out with Oklahoma educators at the K20 Center’s Innovative Learning Institute! #ILI2023 #oklaed

Teaching the Constitution with The National Archives virtual workshop on Sept. 14 from 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Central Time. Get ready for Constitution Day with primary sources, classroom activities, and programs from the National Archives! Register here - https://t.co/ySCgb5Beq8...

Teaching 9/11 is difficult, but the free 9/11 Anniversary Digital Learning Experience can help. With stories from those who were there and a live chat with Museum educators, you’ll have the tools to answer your students’ tough questions. Register now at https://t.co/sX1zOB48Iw.

How can we inspire our students with the vibrant, living #history of struggle & change? This #NCSS2023 panel dives deep into "Voices of a People's History of the United States in the 21st Century", a vital resource from Seven Stories Press. ➡️ Learn more: https://t.co/D4ixln2IEc

The free 9/11 Anniversary Digital Learning Experience provides millions of students with first-hand accounts from those who were there and expert answers from Museum educators via live chat. Register now at https://t.co/sX1zOB48Iw. #Teach911, #911MuseumEd, #NeverForget911

Register for National Geographic's Explorer Classroom: The Fantastic World of Reptiles. Join Explorer Ru Somaweera to learn about the reptiles he studies and how they adapt! Register here: 9:00 a.m. CDT - https://t.co/N8hROu6cEC 1:00 p.m. CDT -

Misinformation vs Disinformation Podcast Excerpt: "The Problem of Florida: More than 1 Fact" "History Matters & So Does Coffee" is hosted by Joanne Freeman (@jbf1755). Dive into enriching discussions every Friday at 10am EST, addressing matters from the past to the present.

Thanks for joining us at the #ocssconference today! So many awesome sessions and it was great to see you in person!!

We wouldn’t have enjoyed today’s @OKCSS conference without an amazing breakfast & yummy snacks sponsored by @okage!! #ocssconference @NCSSNetwork