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One of the best history/social studies based museums I've ever seen. Great website with plenty of tools for teaching if you can't make it to Philly to check out the museum itself. -
1voteTeaching for Change is an amazing online organization that has resources for progressive teachers and learners. The organization does not create all the materials it sells, but rather serves as a one stop shop or consortium for progressive educators. The teaching tools they sponsor are for various grade levels and subject areas.
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1voteDiscovering Justice is a project, housed at the courthouse in Boston, focused on teaching students about justice and the American justice system. The project offers programs for all age groups, of particular importance are their courthouse tours (and observing court sessions) for all ages and their mock trials and “Arts in the Law”, which teaches legal history through drama, for secondary student
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1voteIt may sound obvious, but the Boston Public Library is an amazing resource for local teachers and students. The BPL boasts a large list of online resources, 28 neighborhood branches with free wireless internet, reference librarians available to answer questions over e-mail, over 3.500 "ebooks", and 6.1 million books.
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This resource can be viewed as a couple different possibilities: website, field trip if you happen to be in Little Rock, place for your own professional development, or as the idea of using presidential libraries more generally.
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