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programs provide an opportunity to explore themes in American history and self-government through the study of original historical documents. Designed especially for teachers, our programs are offered online, on our campus, and at sites around the country.
Expand your content knowledge with flexible, high-quality seminars and webinars focused on primary sources and key moments in American history.
Earn your Master’s degree while deepening your understanding of American history through rigorous, document-based study designed for working teachers.
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.
An immersive three-day encounter with primary sources, along with a visit to a local historic site.
An immersive three-day encounter with primary sources, along with a visit to a local historic site.
TAH teachers come from more than 40 states and represent every kind of school. No matter where you live or what type of school you teach in, the TAH community of practice and learning is for you. Whether you’re interested in occasionally using our online resources, regularly attending our one day and weekend seminars, or enrolling in our Masters in American History and Government degree program, TAH is the teacher community you’ve been looking for.
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