About One Day Seminars
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
Teaching American History programs are different from other professional development seminars you might attend. In our seminars, participants read primary sources from American history and spend their time in thoughtful discussion. They leave with deeper content knowledge and the confidence to lead their own students in discussion-based, primary source-focused learning.
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
A live and online panel of scholars discuss a selection of primary sources and engage with participants.
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
An immersive three-day encounter with primary sources, along with a visit to a local historic site.
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
3 in-person 90-minute primary source-based discussion sessions, partnered with local districts and schools around the country.
Teaching American History's Digital Atlas provides a uniquely engaging, interactive, and accessible resource for learning about American history and government. Each exhibit is thematically and chronologically organized, grounded in primary sources, and collaboratively designed by a team of scholars and teachers.
Teaching American History provides more than just the best programs and resources available for teachers. We provide a vibrant community of practice that is there for you at every stage of your teaching career.
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