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Teaching Writing By Teaching Thinking

Helping students express themselves has always been central to Facing History’s mission and curriculum. Writing—exploratory, formal, playful, provocative—helps students to engage self and others and to deepen their understanding about important historical content and themes. Teaching writing will empower you to engage students both with the big ideas of history and with the power of their own minds.