…Easterseals Massachusetts. Still, she rarely saw disabled people like herself in textbooks. The ADA may be relatively more well-known, but other historic events in the disability rights movement not as…
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Co-Teaching Support
Home E Search query for: events and courses teaching history through fiction and informational text Building Strong Partnerships for Inclusive Classrooms Co-teaching is a service delivery model in which two…
History’s Mysteries becomes iCivics Private i History Detectives
…iCivics and History’s Mysteries, through the Library of Congress’s Teaching With Primary Sources (TPS) initiative, the curriculum challenges young learners to take on the role of history detectives. They must…
Grant Will Boost College’s Efforts To Teach Disability History in Rural Communities
Keene State College has been awarded a nearly $100,000 Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources (TPS) grant for a project to advance teaching disability history in rural communities. The…
Emerging America shares stories of advocacy
…in our nation’s history.” – Rich Cairn The Emerging America project at the Collaborative for Educational Services (CES) has a mission to support K-12 teachers of civics, history and social…
Federal Humanities Grant Showcases Pioneer Valley’s Role In Technological Innovation
…“The UMass Amherst History Department is thrilled to be a part of this program; and to share our expertise in public history, U.S. history, and local history with K-12 teachers…
5 Ways to Teach Disability History in Social Studies Class
…often speaks with teachers about disability history at educator events, such as the National Council for the Social Studies annual conference. When he asks teachers how disability history comes up…
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Home E Search query for: events and courses teaching history through fiction and informational text CES offers open enrollment professional development workshops, courses, conferences, and Professional Learning Communities,…
Develop a Mystery for Your Own Classroom – History’s Mysteries Summer Institute
…History’s Mysteries! Educators will practice adapting the teacher-friendly click-and-play History‘s Mysteries curriculum, with editable slides and materials, to meet the needs of their students and teaching formats. Teachers will be…
Teaching Disability History: How the Civil War Changed Disability and American Government
Join us for the release of an exciting new curriculum: Reform to Equal Rights! A Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources grant supported Emerging America to create a free…