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Summer 2017 History and Literature Seminar
This July, TAH.org introduces a new program for teachers of American history and American literature. Our three-day History & Literature seminars…
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Apply for July National Seminar for High School Educators
The Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation (VOC) invites you to apply for the 2017 National…
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Beginning in early August, TAH.org will add a series of American History Toolkits, which are…
Documents in Detail Webinar Archives
TAH.org has completed the pilot season of Documents in Detail, with five episodes now available…
Documents in Detail: Washington’s Farewell Address
The last Documents in Detail webinar for the 16-17 school year took place on Wednesday,…
Landmark Supreme Court Cases Webinars Archives
TAH.org's 2016-17 school year Saturday Webinar series, Landmark Supreme Court Cases, has finished its run,…
Saturday Webinar: New Jersey v. T.L.O.
The 1985 search and seizure case, at a high school in New Jersey, addressed standards for…
Webinars for 2017-18
TAH.org is excited to announce two 10-episode webinars series for the 2017-18 school year. Both…