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2. Teachinghistory.org - Wikipedia

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   Teachinghistory.org provides a clearinghouse for resources, as well as approaches informed by research on the teaching and learning of history. Special attention is devoted to strategies for incorporating historical thinking skills into classroom teaching. [8]

3. History teaching as a designed meaning-making process ...

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   on dialogic history teaching, of which the focus on students as an important part of classroom dialogues is central. Keywords: designed meaning-making; dialogic history teaching; student–subject relationship; history as communication; history didactics Introduction A fundamental aim of history teaching is the development of students’ meaning-

4. Engaging Students in Learning History. - ed

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   recreated history through drama, the teacher was a great storyteller, they had great discussions ­ the teachers made it interesting. These people often described their history learning with the word engaging. Here is the reason I studied history and why I became a History teacher. In grade four an

5. Deepening What it Means to Read (and Write) Like a Historian ...

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   The teachers were asked to teach the units and take reflective notes on teaching and learning through the year. The rest of the team spent time videotaping, taking field notes, and documenting student experiences. The next part of this paper describes the READI learning goals for history, while a section later in the paper discusses the way in

6. Teachers - ED.gov - U.S. Department of Education

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   Teaching Resources, Lesson Plans. Lesson plans, primary documents, and teaching resources across the federal government. GO > Teaching Ambassadors Fellows.

7. ERIC - EJ824470 - Digital History in the History/Social ...

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   Social studies and history teachers and students now have opportunities to use digital historical resources in much greater numbers. In order to understand the possibilities, social studies and history educators need to answer several questions. These questions include: (1) What is digital history and where can some of the best examples be found?;