Bring the World Into the Classroom
In this workshop, participants explore techniques that develop students’ academic oral language skills through science and history topics. By integrating language and content, teachers create relevant lessons and enhance student motivation. These collaborative discussion tools also help students apply academic vocabulary and information from texts in engaging ways.
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Inspire curiosity. Deepen understanding. Connect learning to the world beyond the classroom.
The Bring the World Into Your Classroom guide shows educators how to use National Geographic Learning resources to create engaging, inquiry‑driven social studies instruction. Designed for today’s classrooms, the guide highlights practical strategies for leveraging powerful visuals, real‑world stories, maps, and primary sources to help students think critically, make connections across cultures, and see the relevance of what they are learning.
Inside the guide, educators will discover:
Inside the guide, educators will discover:
- Ways to use National Geographic storytelling and imagery to spark curiosity and discussion
- Examples of how maps, data, and visuals build geographic and historical thinking
- Approaches for engaging diverse learners and fostering global awareness
Whether you are planning lessons, refreshing instruction, or looking for new ways to bring relevance and meaning to social studies and science classrooms, this guide offers actionable ideas you can use right away.
