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Talk about teaching history. Suzanne McCormack shares tips and best practices for teaching history in today's digital classroom.
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 | Fall semester is flying by! In the mad rush of midterm exams I’ve found a momentary escape from the stressors by reading fiction. I’ve never been a me... by  smccormack Expert in History Blog Wednesday 0 0 | 50 | ||
| | Lately it feels as though every article or news story I see about higher education is highlighting a negative: budget cuts, contentious debates about ... by smccormack Expert in History Blog 09-29-2025 0 0 | 645 | ||
| | It’s always a good time to refresh the course curriculum. This fall I’m learning as much as I can about the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair (aka, Columbian ... by smccormack Expert in History Blog 09-08-2025 0 0 | 238 | ||
| | Every educator – no matter the age of their students – should revisit their first day plan before the start of each new school year as it sets the ton... by smccormack Expert in History Blog 08-18-2025 0 0 | 725 | ||
| | Warning: blog is admittedly self-indulgent This summer I had the opportunity to travel to the Netherlands, Belgium, and France. It has been 26 years s... by smccormack Expert in History Blog 07-26-2025 0 0 | 892 |
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