Lincoln Mullen (@lincolnmullen.com)

PBS, National Geographic, the Gilder Lehrman Institute, a small organization called the federal government, and @rrchnm.bsky.social: all some of the top creators of free resources for K–12 history education, according to @ahahistorians.bsky.social.

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AHA Survey Finds RRCHNM’s Teachinghistory.org and History Matters to be Top Resources for K-12 Teachers – Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media In addition to featuring historical content for all grade levels on a wide variety of topics, Teachinghistory.org emphasizes the skills that historians use to analyze primary source evidence. A variety of materials on the site have historians modeling how they approach sources such as maps, editorial cartoons, speeches, photographs, memorials, among many others. Other resources feature expert K-12 teachers demonstrating strategies for using these sources and analysis techniques in a classroom setting. https://rrchnm.org/news/aha-survey-finds-rrchnms-teachinghistory-org-and-history-matters-to-be-top-resources-for-k-12-teachers/