OER Project is perfect for Texas teachers in more ways than one: World History Project (WHP): Origins to the Present is a TEKS-aligned world history curriculum ideal for your ninth or tenth graders, while our extension course Project Score can be used as a “choose your own adventure” approach to writing in social studies.
Explore the courses mentioned above at your own pace, and once you are ready to dive into planning, check out the tailored resources below to get started!
Which best describes you?
- I’m new to OER Project and about to start using the courses and materials.
- I’m a returning OER Project user in Texas, looking to see what’s new.
New to OER Project checklist
Getting started with WHP Origins is a piece of cake! We recommend following the onboarding checklist below, so that you are equipped with all the information you need to get started.
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P.S. If you’re looking for a more “choose your own adventure” OER Project offering before diving into WHP Origins, be sure to check out Project Score. Flexible, scaffolded writing instruction combined with automated essay scoring give you a new way to do writing in social studies! |
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Talk to a real person! |
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Returning to OER Project checklist
So you’ve taught with OER Project materials in Texas before. Welcome back! We update our courses and materials each year, so let’s catch you up on what’s new. To prepare for a new term or semester, we recommend checking off the following items:
World History Project (1750) | Big History Project | |
Professional development opportunities |
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Talk to a real person! |
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