Rich content. Meaningful connections.
Explore courses and multimedia resources that help students examine diverse perspectives, build historical understanding, and connect learning to civic life.
DSH EdTech
Bring history to life. Make civics meaningful.
Connect the past with the questions, communities, and experiences that shape students' lives today. Through our partnership with DSH EdTech, educators can access standards-aligned history and civics resources and turn them into engaging lessons, thoughtful discussions, and opportunities for deeper learning.
Curriculum Resources
History and Cultural Studies
Explore African American, Latino American, Asian American, Caribbean American, and Native American studies through structured courses that bring people, events, and perspectives into focus.
Civics
Connect civic learning to students' lives and communities. Use civics content to prompt questions, encourage informed discussion, and explore the responsibilities and possibilities of civic participation.
Literacy Rich Resources
Build vocabulary and comprehension through reading passages, questions, and scholarly citations that support close reading and thoughtful responses.
Multimedia and Primary Sources
Bring learning into focus with historical images, short videos, documents, and texts that invite students to examine evidence and consider multiple perspectives.
Interactive Exploration
Explore historical events through an interactive cultural studies globe, connecting geography, culture, and historical context.
Turn trusted content into purposeful instruction.
RevolutionEd helps educators build on DSH EdTech resources with lessons and activities shaped around their curriculum goals and learners’ needs.
What Educators Can Do
Plan and Adapt
Integrate history and civics content into lesson plans. Adjust materials and instructional supports for varied learning needs, language backgrounds, and interests while keeping learning objectives in focus.
Discuss and Investigate
Create structured discussions, seminars, and source-analysis activities that encourage students to ask questions, examine evidence, and explain their thinking.
Write and Assess
Develop evidence-based writing tasks, including claim-evidence-reasoning responses and document-based questions, along with assessments that help you check understanding and guide next steps.
Extend and Connect
Link classroom topics to contemporary questions and students' lived experiences. Adapt resources for further exploration beyond the classroom.
Connect understanding with participation.
Discover how DSH EdTech and RevolutionEd can support meaningful history and civics instruction in your school or district.
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