America in Class Lessons
Lesson plans include key questions, essential understandings, and primary sources with context, background, and discussion excerpts for classroom teaching.
Webinar Recordings
Video Archive
Over 180 on-demand recordings of the Humanities in Class webinar series, with associated readings and presentations, are available to view and access.
Primary Source Archives
Collections of historical documents, literary texts, and works of art thematically organized with notes and discussion questions, annotated and excerpted for classroom use.
TeacherServe
Collections of essays on topics in American history and literature written by leading scholars with content overviews, guidance for classroom discussion, bibliographies, and more.
Humanities in Class: How to Think and Learn in the Humanities
iBook
Accessible and flexible in order to meet the needs of educators and classrooms at all levels, this guide features media and digital content that help clarify and establish fluency for ten different disciplines.
How to Think Like a Political Scientist
Daniel Palazzolo and Patrick Touart
How to Think Like a Geographer
Edward Kinman and Megan Webster
How to Think (and Teach) About World History in the Digital Age
Elizabeth Mulcahy and Molly Warsh
How to Think Like a Philosopher in the Digital Age
Michael Burroughs and Allison Cohen