Education
The National Constitution Center provides K-12 curriculum, professional learning, and student programs that make constitutional education engaging and relevant. Find resources that will help you create impactful civic learning experiences.
How We Teach the Constitution
The National Constitution Center’s framework for learning integrates three main components: historical foundations through storytelling; constitutional interpretation skills; and civil dialogue and reflection. This approach provides a strong foundation in the Founding stories and judicial interpretations of the Constitution; teaches learners of all ages to separate their political views from their constitutional views—asking not what the government should do, but what it constitutionally may do.
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Teacher Resource
Constitution 101 Curriculum
Your guide to teaching the U.S. Constitution, modeled on our unique and proven framework for nonpartisan constitutional education and designed to be flexible to fit different learning environments. Engage students in deep thinking and analysis of the Constitution and America’s founding principles.
Virtual Student Programs
The National Constitution Center provides engaging and informative educational experiences to students across the United States through our virtual programs. These programs ensure that young learners can explore foundational principles, engage in constitutional conversations, and deepen their understanding of the Constitution in a dynamic and accessible way.