TEACHING ABOUT CONTESTED HISTORICAL TURNING POINTS:
THE CHOICES APPROACH
Event Type: One-Day Seminar
Event Date: Saturday, November 2nd, 2019
Location: Madison Memorial High School
Seminar: 8:30am-3:00pm
Description: Participants will be immersed in The Civil War and the Meaning of Liberty and The American Revolution: Experiences of Rebellion units and discuss ways to use the units in the U.S. History classroom to meet specific classroom goals.
You will also be introduced to the Choices Program’s award-winning resources and approach for teaching about contested topics in U.S. history and network with exemplary colleagues in social studies education from across the area.
https://www.choices.edu/event/teaching-about-contested-historical-turning-points-the-choices-approach/
CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS AND SPEECHES
Event Name: Civil Rights Leaders and Speeches
Hosted By: Wisconsin Council for the Social Studies – Stevens Point Senior High
Event Type: One-Day Seminar
Event Date: November 16th , 2019
DL: Dr. Peter Myers - https://www.ashland.edu/mahg/faculty-staff/peter-c-myers
Registration: 8:30am
Seminar: 9:00am-3:00pm
Description: Dig deeply into the ideas of the Civil Rights Movement through the words of some of its greatest thinkers and leaders. Drawing from speeches and writings from across the decades, this Seminar will help you better understand what they meant, their arguments, and how their words were received at the time. This Seminar would be great for both History and English teachers, given its focus on language and the power of words.
Registration Link:
http://go.teachingamericanhistory.org/l/556702/2019-05-22/6lpjnn
Materials and Agenda:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17TNET7x0jx_8tVVv_91Td8pUicjf6fM0
MORE COMING SOON!
More Details Coming Soon!
THE CHOICES APPROACH
Event Type: One-Day Seminar
Event Date: Saturday, November 2nd, 2019
Location: Madison Memorial High School
Seminar: 8:30am-3:00pm
Description: Participants will be immersed in The Civil War and the Meaning of Liberty and The American Revolution: Experiences of Rebellion units and discuss ways to use the units in the U.S. History classroom to meet specific classroom goals.
You will also be introduced to the Choices Program’s award-winning resources and approach for teaching about contested topics in U.S. history and network with exemplary colleagues in social studies education from across the area.
https://www.choices.edu/event/teaching-about-contested-historical-turning-points-the-choices-approach/
CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS AND SPEECHES
Event Name: Civil Rights Leaders and Speeches
Hosted By: Wisconsin Council for the Social Studies – Stevens Point Senior High
Event Type: One-Day Seminar
Event Date: November 16th , 2019
DL: Dr. Peter Myers - https://www.ashland.edu/mahg/faculty-staff/peter-c-myers
Registration: 8:30am
Seminar: 9:00am-3:00pm
Description: Dig deeply into the ideas of the Civil Rights Movement through the words of some of its greatest thinkers and leaders. Drawing from speeches and writings from across the decades, this Seminar will help you better understand what they meant, their arguments, and how their words were received at the time. This Seminar would be great for both History and English teachers, given its focus on language and the power of words.
Registration Link:
http://go.teachingamericanhistory.org/l/556702/2019-05-22/6lpjnn
Materials and Agenda:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17TNET7x0jx_8tVVv_91Td8pUicjf6fM0
MORE COMING SOON!
More Details Coming Soon!