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History Blog
Talk about teaching history. Suzanne McCormack shares tips and best practices for teaching history in today's digital classroom.
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Recently two of my classes began research projects. In one, a survey-level US History, I assigned each student a topic randomly. In the other, a 200-l... by ![]() 0 0 | 218 | |||
Creating an environment in which students will ask for help is a critical component of a productive classroom: a space from which each student can gat... by ![]() 0 0 | 140 | |||
Last year at this time I blogged about my observations of 2023 from my vantage point of a community college history classroom. At the top of my concer... by ![]() 0 0 | 887 | |||
A shout out this week to peer tutors! Last spring I was part of a pilot embedded peer tutor program at my college. My seven-week intensive US History ... by ![]() 0 0 | 547 | |||
The 2024 Presidential Election will undoubtedly be debated and analyzed by political scientists and historians for the foreseeable future. In the days... by ![]() 0 0 | 596 |
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