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...historical investigation involves observation, deduction, speculation, and interpretive analysis of art and objects.

Carolyn Halpin-Healy, a museum specialist and educator, talks about teaching with material culture.

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TAH Projects

Project Spotlight

Essential American History [MO]

Lincoln's presidency and assassination are components of Essential American History.

Civil War and Digital Storytelling [NV]

Can digital tools foster historical thinking skills?

Lessons Learned

Assuming the Historian's Chair [IL]

Sit in the Historian's Chair to engage with primary and secondary sources.

Building Community Among Teachers [OH]

No one can teach in a vacuum.

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H-TAH Discussion Network

H-TAH is a discussion forum that links TAH directors, teachers, LEAs, and historians.

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