We partner with leading university professors and high school educators to develop dynamic and expertly-researched history lessons for high school teachers and their students.
Our 1-3 week courses are crafted with busy teachers in mind. Each module offers customizable lesson plans and features a full suite of curated content –video lectures, primary and secondary source collections, and interactive maps – all designed to reach students across a range of learning styles.
Presented by our University Professor partners, daily mini-lectures are the foundation of each History Owls course
Customizable lesson plans designed to fit any teacher course schedule
A suite of engaging primary and secondary source material, images, interactive maps, and annotated suggestions for further reading
Daily activities to put learning to the test, including class exercises, quizzes, essay questions, debate prompts, and capstone projects
Our team of top university professors and high school educators take the pain out of planning lessons so you can focus on teaching them.
Our custom lesson plans, video lectures, and curated suite of source materials are designed to bring history to life — for any student in any classroom.
History Owls combines cutting-edge pedagogy with findings from psychology and neuroscience to maximize a teacher’s reach and hold on their students’ attention.
No other curriculum service offers material directly from the front lines of academic research. The lessons you teach with History Owls bring the discipline of History up to date.
That’s why it's important to seek out a variety of voices, stories, and perspectives. We work to ensure history curricula include perspectives from a wide range of racial, ethnic, religious, and cultural backgrounds.
Our courses focus on analyses of sources, especially how the biases of primary source authors affect their narratives. These skills transfer to media literacy in the current day.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
