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Teaching about the Constitution in Context

by Traci Gardner • July 26, 2005

A newly passed law requires that educators from K to college teach about the U. S. Constitution as part of a Constitution Day observance, beginning this fall. The Ideas section in this Inbox points to some resources teachers can use to talk about the Constitution in context, as part of your literacy or composition instruction.


Tags: English language arts |
K12 instruction |
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