Three Kinds of History: Teaching An Unpredictable Past
VIEW SPEAKER : Three Kinds of History: Teaching An Unpredictable Past
A Mile Wide and an Inch Deep: The Joys and Challenges of Teaching a High School Survey
A Pedagogy of Kindness
A Vision of Students Today: Emerging Technologies in the History Classroom
VIEW SPEAKER : A Vision of Students Today: Emerging Technologies in the History Classroom
Atoms, Honeycombs, and Fabric Scraps: Rethinking Time in Teaching and Research
VIEW SPEAKER : Atoms, Honeycombs, and Fabric Scraps: Rethinking Time in Teaching and Research
Challenging Student Identities: Race and Class in the Undergraduate Classroom
VIEW SPEAKER : Challenging Student Identities: Race and Class in the Undergraduate Classroom
Curriculum Wars in Recent American History
Developing Teacher Workshops for Teaching Historical Investigation
VIEW SPEAKER : Developing Teacher Workshops for Teaching Historical Investigation
Framing Asian American History
Free Speech in a Dangerous World: Teaching History in China and the United States
VIEW SPEAKER : Free Speech in a Dangerous World: Teaching History in China and the United States
Globalizing U.S. History for Our Students: A Hands-On Talk and Workshop
VIEW SPEAKER : Globalizing U.S. History for Our Students: A Hands-On Talk and Workshop
Historiography as Pedagogy: Thoughts on the Messy Past and Why We Shouldn’t Clean It Up
How Can I Possibly Teach About Harriet Tubman When I Have to Get to World War I by January 10: Integrating Class, Race, and Gender into the Social Studies Curriculum in the Age of High-Stakes Testing
How to Be a Public Scholar
How to Teach American Slavery
How to Think about Teaching History
Multiple Stories, Multiple Sources: Engaging Students in Investigating the Dust Bowl and the Nature of History
Now Appearing at Your Local Multiplex: History!
VIEW SPEAKER : Now Appearing at Your Local Multiplex: History!
Oral History and Movement Building, a workshop
VIEW SPEAKER : Oral History and Movement Building, a workshop
Public Education In America: Where We Have Been and Where We Should Go
VIEW SPEAKER : Public Education In America: Where We Have Been and Where We Should Go