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Empowering Civic Inquiry for a Pluralistic Democracy

"Democracies cannot survive without competent citizens who reason together to make informed decisions about the public good."

Dr. John SayeProfessor Emeritus, Auburn University and Founder PIH Network

Engaging students in civic inquiry

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World History
Early Modern Europe

Absolutism Stations

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Grades: 9
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World History
Black Death

Black Death Newscast

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Grades: 8
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U.S. History
Religious Freedom

Virginia Religious Freedom: Billboard Activity

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Grades: 7
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U.S. History
Civil Rights

Civil Rights: Interactive Slide Lecture

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Grades: 10
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The PIH Network is a collaborative community of practice blending the expertise of teacher educators, classroom teachers, and content specialists to develop, test, and refine instruction designed to engage students in the investigation of questions of the public good.

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