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November 22nd , 2013


NCSS Annual Conference

Meet us in St. Louis this fall for the world’s largest and most comprehensive social studies professional development conference, the 93rd NCSS Annual Conference. With the theme Gateway to the Core of Learning, the conference will feature many sessions designed to help districts, schools, and teachers integrate common core literacy standards into social studies classrooms, and highlight ways to work with other academic disciplines to incorporate the standards. The conference will also include more than 400 sessions and speakers covering the breadth of social studies subjects across all grade levels. For every social studies educator working with common core, literacy, and social studies standards, the 2013 NCSS Annual Conference is the place to be!

www.SocialStudies.org/conference

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