Dbq Project
Chip Brady is the co-founder and co-author of the DBQ Project, a company that provides resources for teaching students how to effectively write document-based questions. Prior to this, they were a history/social science teacher at Evanston Township High School for 17 years.
Chip Brady graduated from Brown University.
Some individuals on their team include Mollie Hackett - Co-Director of Professional Development & Partnership, Beth Montgomery - Director of Professional Development & Partnerships, and Paula Frohman - Director of Technology.
Dbq Project
Dbq Project provides students with the opportunity to engage in the same historical thinking and writing students use in Mini-Qs.