Published on Tue, 09/20/2016
Available now for registration are three workshops focused on the use of primary source documents and engaging unique learners!
Authentic Historical Writing: Inspiring Published on Tue, 09/13/2016
HISTORY eNEWS Vol. 3, Issue 24 for September 13, 2016
Registration now open for Emerging America Fall events.
Published on Mon, 09/05/2016
HISTORY eNEWS Vol. 3, Issue 23 for September 2, 2016
UMass course–Teaching in the Age of Mass Incarceration–is so popular that UMass arranged a second section right after the first one: 6:15-7:45pm.
Published on Tue, 08/23/2016
Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. circa 1860.[/caption]
Prepare your students for their trip to Washington D.C.! Millions of travelers tour Washington D.C.Published on Thu, 07/28/2016
Courtesy MA Center for Civics Education.[/caption]
During the economic, political, and social climate of 2017, the obvious need for a well-educated and informed group of young citizens has become increasing evident.Published on Mon, 07/25/2016
HISTORY eNEWS Vol. 3, Issue 20 for July 21, 2016
“Library Fends Off DDoS Attack” - July 17-20, hackers attacked LoC.Gov. Things are back to normal, but if you find an area that is still down, report it at: website comment form. LoC.Gov will be down July 29-31.
Published on Mon, 07/18/2016
Islam dates back to the 7th century when, according to religious tradition, a forty-year-old merchant named Muhammad was visited by the Archangel Gabriel near the city of Mecca on the Arabian Peninsula. Muhammad was told that he was the last prophet in a line of prophets that included Moses and Jesus.Published on Tue, 07/05/2016
Poster shows the interior of a prison cell where a woman is being forcibly held seated in a chair by a man and a woman while another man pours liquid into a tube inserted inPublished on Fri, 07/01/2016
HISTORY eNEWS Vol. 3, Issue 19 for July 1, 2016
Published on Mon, 06/27/2016
Youngest parader in New York City suffragist parade (c.1912).[/caption]
In the context of our current society and the quest for equal rights, students will be intrigued by the following lesson on the progression of women’s rights throughout United States history.© 2020 Collaborative for Educational Services - All Rights Reserved