COR for the History Classroom
Historical misinformation abounds online. Improve students' ability to evaluate historical information on the internet with these curricular materials. These lessons and tasks can be used in a variety of subject areas, but we've compiled this group of materials specifically for history educators because they present students with history-related sources.
Students should learn COR skills across the curriculum, and we hope these materials serve as proof of concept for how history teachers might incorporate Civic Online Reasoning into their classes.
Equal Rights Amendment
Hurricane Katrina
Porvenir Massacre
Iran-Contra Affair
1973 Chile Coup
Reconstruction Massacre
Intro to Lateral Reading with Reconstruction Sources
Verifying Historical Claims on Social Media
Great Railroad Strike of 1877
How to Evaluate Online Sources about History
How to Verify Historical Claims on Social Media
Researching a Claim
Evaluating Wikipedia
Frederick Douglass Wikipedia
Reconstruction Source Evaluation
Verifying Historical Claims on TikTok
Historical Video on TikTok
Grandfather Clause
Chinatown Image
Dennis v. United States
1994 Source Evaluation
Ellis Island on Instagram
Radioactive Shrimp
Palmer Raids Instagram Post
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