Educurious

Go behind the scenes with Educurious and see how we design customized #ProfessionalLearning that prepares teachers to take action. Educators: our sessions provide the tools and structures to bring high-quality project-based learning into classrooms. School and District Leaders: we partner with you to ensure those innovative practices connect seamlessly with your instructional goals so teachers feel supported and students thrive. 🎥 Watch the video to see how we bring professional learning to life and imagine what it could look like in your system.

"Research has shown that one of the best ways to dramatically improve student learning and engagement is to give teachers high-quality instructional materials and the support they need to use those resources well." - @chiefsforchange This perspective deeply aligns with what we believe about supporting teachers and designing learning that truly engages students. Worth the read 👇 bit.ly/44TDQqE

✨ From all of us at Educurious. We’re stepping into the new year with new tools, fresh content, and a bold new look to match our bold mission. It’s going to be good. ✨

See you this week at #NCSS2025! We’ll be presenting on #ProjectBasedLearning in K–12 social studies. Stop by our booth or message us to connect!

Gratitude is at the heart of our work at Educurious. We’re inspired every day by the educators, leaders, students, families, and partners who make meaningful learning possible. Thank you for your collaboration, creativity, and commitment to ensuring every learner has opportunities to grow and succeed. We’re grateful to be in this work with you.

See you at #NCSS2025! We’ll be presenting on #ProjectBasedLearning in K–12 social studies. Stop by our booth or message us to connect!

Every conversation, every sketch, every idea on the table — it’s all part of the learning. Educurious professional learning is built on curiosity and collaboration, where educators experience project-based learning the way students do: hands-on, reflective, and full of discovery. Because when teachers engage as learners, transformation follows. #ProfessionalLearning #PBL #STEMLeadership #Educurious Dr. Addonica Stanley, EdD

#Educators - We meet you where you are and help you take project-based learning #PBL to the next level! Here’s how we support you: ✅ Deepen your understanding of PBL and learn to create, launch, and facilitate units ✅ Build a strong classroom culture and assess student learning effectively ✅ Connect with peers, share practices, and leave with resources ready for your classroom 💬 Curious about what PBL could look like in your classroom? Comment “PBL” below or send us a message. We’d love to connect.

💡 This year marks 8 years of partnership with the Idaho STEM Action Center, and the launch of a new cohort of the Idaho STEM Leadership Academy! From our very first sessions to today, we’ve seen Idaho educators push the boundaries of what’s possible in STEM teaching and learning, building classrooms where students collaborate, problem-solve, and see their learning come to life. Here’s to another year of curiosity, creativity, and connection. Thank you, Idaho educators, for leading with purpose and heart.

With project-based learning, we're driving forward a strategy to prepare students for a rapidly changing global economy. Let's build learning that lasts.

We're seeking high school and middle school educators from all states and territories! Join us for two free professional learning workshops for our newly completed, project-based learning AAPI/US History units on November 15th: 'Arrive: Stories of Homebuilding.' 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM PST -and- 'Masala Dabba: The Business of Belonging.' 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM PST Both will be held via Zoom. Educators can choose to attend one or both workshops and will leave with all the materials needed to implement these units in their classrooms. These Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources units are the final two OER units of our AAPI Ethnic Studies series. Apply here or share with an educator who might be interested: forms.gle/oMbCCukUsiQfww…

Just one month until we head to D.C. for #NCSS2025! Will you be there? Dive into fresh teaching ideas, cutting-edge edtech, and new pedagogical approaches that'll set the pace for 2026 and many years to follow. ➡️ Learn More: socialstudies.org/conference/reg…

🎥 Go behind the scenes with us in this short video. Then be sure to follow @Educurious for more stories and insights from their incredible work with schools nationwide.

We love when #educators take the mic. 🎤 In a recent History Matters podcast by @KnowledgeMatrs Jennifer Lindsey, fifth-grade teacher in Medford, MA, shares how the Investigating History curriculum empowers her students to think critically and engage deeply. “Tiny humans can have the hard conversations,” she says. Through structured inquiry routines and rich, primary-source learning, students are learning to listen, reason, and engage with one another. Thank you to the One8 Foundation, the Massachusetts Department of Education, and the many teachers who make this work real in classrooms every day. We're proud to partner in this work. 🎙️ Tune in: bit.ly/4hxitAx

Go behind the scenes with Educurious and see how we design customized #ProfessionalLearning that prepares teachers to take action. Educators: our sessions provide the tools and structures to bring high-quality project-based learning into classrooms. School and District Leaders: we partner with you to ensure those innovative practices connect seamlessly with your instructional goals so teachers feel supported and students thrive. 🎥 Watch the video to see how we bring professional learning to life and imagine what it could look like in your system.

“The whole reason for the Socratic seminar is to create dialogue so students can articulate their thoughts, engage in meaningful conversation, and give feedback that is both critical and kind.” – educator Ricky Clark We've long partnered with @westadaschools through STEM workshops, leadership academies, and more. This @Edutopia video takes us to a classroom at Barbara Morgan STEM Academy offering a great look into how 4th graders are practicing the art of dialogue through Socratic seminars. bit.ly/4ngYl6T

Scenes from last week’s @ALASEDU National Summit on Education in Chicago! Special thanks to Blake Konrady, Dr. María Asusena López-Guerra, Dr. Cederick L. Ellis, Sr. and Doris Battle, Ed.D, for representing us so well.

We’re excited to be back in Massachusetts for another round of professional learning with our partners at the One8 Foundation and educators from across the state! More than 280 teachers will gather at Babson College on October 15–16 for a two-day session focused on implementing the Investigating History social studies curriculum. Educurious is honored to help facilitate this statewide effort to bring high-quality, inquiry-based instruction to grades 3–7. From co-designing curriculum alongside classroom teachers to providing ongoing professional learning, we’re committed to supporting educators as they make history come alive for their students. Here’s to another inspiring session of collaboration, curiosity, and community! Photograph by Melissa Blackall

We’re proud to continue our partnership with the One8 Foundation to bring inquiry-based, high-quality social studies learning to classrooms across Massachusetts. Through this collaboration, Educurious has supported the expansion of the state’s Investigating History curriculum to reach grades 3–7. Together with the Massachusetts Department of Education and the dedicated team at One8, we’ve helped hundreds of teachers bring history to life through primary sources, critical questions, and authentic inquiry experiences. Photograph by Melissa Blackall

When kids can track their own progress, learning doesn’t just belong to the grownups, it belongs to them.” – Kim Miller We've long partnered with @westadaschools through STEM workshops, leadership academies, and more. This @Edutopia video offers a great look at how their Ts & Ss are transforming data into empowerment. bit.ly/3KH62pl