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Historic Stories, Fictional Accounts: Achieving Multiperspectivity
Teaser: Nonfiction texts are great sources for learning about historical events and figures. However, do fictional accounts also have a place in the history classroom?
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Teaching World History: An Idea Guide
Teaser: Not sure how to go about devising World History lesson plans and activities? We're here to help.
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Locating Resources on Teachinghistory.org
Teaser: Have a specific topic you desperately need to locate primary sources for? We're here to help.
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Rubrics for Learning Menus
Teaser: Creating the perfect rubric is an impossible task. Creating a usable, easily adaptable rubric, however, is within your grasp.
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Researching Adolescent Immigrant History
Teaser: Discover resources that will enable you to examine this unique area of American History.
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World War and Literature
Teaser: Can you suggest any literature covering World War I to World War II that my 10th-grade world history class can read?
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Building Background Knowledge for English Language Learners
Teaser: How can we help our 5th-grade ELL students build background and make connections with our social studies curriculum?
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Establishing Connections: Teaching the Progressive Era
Teaser: Students are often disconnected from the past. Why not immerse them in historic study by building off things they already know?
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The iPad: A Digital History Gateway
Teaser: Can iPads open an exciting new world filled with digital textbooks and sources?
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Exploring Historical Fiction
Teaser: Make the Lewis and Clark expedition and life on the Oregon Trail come alive with these suggestions!
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