Teaching American History - The Enduring Legacy of the American Revolution: Liberty Freedom and Equality

2007-2008 Program (enrollment closed)

Theme: 18th Century - Heroes of Liberty
American, French and Haitian Revolutions

Teacher Support Team List 2007-2008 Session (PDF)

2007-2008 Session OVERVIEW


Summer Seminar Schedule

2007-2008 SCHEDULE (PDF)


Syllabus 2007-2008 (PDF) - revised 8/13/07

Lesson Plans: 2007- 2008 Program

2008-2009 Program - Accepting Applications

Theme: 19th Century - Heroes of Freedom
Women's Movement & Abolition Movement


Application Information & Forms

2008-2009 Session Overview
More about the annual themes, speakers, field trip locations, etc.

2008-2009 Course Schedule (PDF)
(includes summer seminar, important dates & deadlines)

2008-2009 Syllabus (PDF)
(Revised 07/10/08)

2008-2009 Text & Readings (PDF)

Teacher Support Team List 2008-2009 Session (PDF) Contact information for participants and their assigned Teacher Support Team Leaders
 

2009-2010 Program

Theme: 20th Century - Heroes of Equality
Labor Movement and Civil Rights Movement

2009-2010 Session Overview
More about the annual themes, speakers, field trip locations, etc.


 

LINKS for Teachers, Students and Parents
Local School information, lesson plans, resource materials, fun facts and more

BOOKS at the Castleton State College Library purchased by the current Teaching American History Grant for the 2007-2008 session

BOOKS at Castleton State College Library purchased by the 2004-2006 Teaching American History Grant (warning: list is 130 pages!)

LESSON PLANS, TEACHING PROJECTS  and RESOURCES FOR TEACHERS from the 2004-2006 TAH grant

Lesson Plans: 2007- 2008 Program
18th Century: Heroes of Liberty, the American Revolution

(coming soon)

Projects & Lesson Plans developed by participants in the current grant program for the:

2008 - 2009 Program
19th Century: Heroes of Freedom, The Women's Movement & Abolition Movement (available in spring, 2009)


2009 - 2010 Program
20th Century: Heroes of Equality, Labor Movement and Civil Rights Movement
(available in spring, 2010)


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