Lincoln Lesson Plans
Lincoln lesson plans are part of these TAH grants. [...] »
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Hypothesize, test, and acknowledge how different "pictures of the past" are [...] »
To make something real, make it personal. Abstract concepts of history may best [...] »
The Seneca Falls Declaration of Sentiments in 1848 reflected the voices of all [...] »
Learn about race in the Progressive Era through the life of Jack Johnson, the [...] »
Documents are certainly fantastic sources, but talking to witnesses can be [...] »
If students lack historical context, they can miss the substance of a reading. [...] »
Lincoln lesson plans are part of these TAH grants. [...] »
Can students learn history through themes that don’t fit the usual approach to teaching U.S. [...] »
A classic classroom nuisance can be turned to positive uses. [...] »
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