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Suggested Starting Points: Three Resources
- U.S. History Teachers: Check out the
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Chapter One Inquiry Organizer from Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness
- U.S. History and African American History Teachers: Review the
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Introductory Essay: The Declaration of Independence and the Promise of Liberty and Equality for All from Plainest Demands of Justice
- Government and Civics Teachers: Explore the
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Introduction to Documents of Freedom



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Subscribe to BRI's YouTube ChannelOur YouTube channel features several series for both you and your students including:
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Scholar Talks are interviews with notable scholars on a variety of subjects in U.S. history and politics.
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Primary Source Close Reading with BRI investigates some of the most pivotal speeches and documents that made America.
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BRIdge from the Past: Art Across U.S. History is a series for students that explores important historic images to gain insights into the culture, politics, and society of a particular era.



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Fall Professional Development: Are We Coming to Your Area?Are you looking to enhance your subject knowledge in U.S. History, Government, Civics, and Politics? Looking for new teaching strategies or need PD credits? Our fall professional development calendar is filling up and more dates will be added in the coming weeks.
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Educator Spotlight
Bronx Teacher’s Big Idea Opens Doors For Kidsby Jennifer Connolly, Principal & History Faculty, Preston High School, Bronx, New YorkStudents were already loving her class about law —but Bronx teacher Jennifer Connolly found a way to take learning to the next level. See how she went the extra mile to create educational and career opportunities for her students. Could this work at your school?
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BOE: Bottom of EmailDear John,

As the summer winds down, we hope you've had a chance to spend some quality down time with friends and family. I wanted to share a couple of opportunities on the horizon at the Bill of Rights Institute as we approach the new school year:
- We're launching a NEW Economics Curriculum later this month! This resource is being presented in partnership with the Hoover Institution out of Stanford University. Lessons will be paired with videos to create a rich, blended learning experience for students. Stay tuned for more!
- Constitution Day Live (September 17th) - This will be a hybrid streaming program that seeks to engage students and teachers with live and pre-recorded sessions. We will also provide materials to help promote the study of the Constitution and Constitutional issues leading up to Constitution Day.Lastly, please take a moment to
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We're looking forward to connecting with you in person or virtually this year and learning how we can better support you and your students.
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Warmly,

Laura Vlk

Director, Educator Engagement

Bill of Rights Institute




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