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Teacher Bill Kendrat demonstrates the techniques he uses to draw students in to culturally-familiar stories. [...] »

Sixth graders in Prince William County film their interpretations of the First Battle of Manassas. [...] »

Introducing your students to primary sources for the first time? Watch fourth-grade teacher Marty MacKenzie guide her students through analyzing John White's drawings of the Powhatans. [...] »

Daunted by teaching the Bill of Rights and its complex vocabulary to students? Middle-school teacher Christine Valenti explains how she introduces her students to the Amendments. [...] »

Eighth-grade teacher Amy Trenkle keeps students on-task before, during, and after a museum visit with graphic organizers. [...] »

High school teacher Joe Jelen combines roleplaying and critical analysis—by having students roleplay critics of the New Deal. [...] »

Is a school an island? James Liou talks about working to integrate schools into the community, as practiced at Boston Community Leadership Academy, Boston, MA. [...] »

Watch 4th-graders analyze cartoons about Virginia and Brown v. Board of Education. [...] »

High school students use primary sources to question their textbook's narrative on the My Lai massacre. [...] »

Teacher Eva La Mar's third graders become historians, writers, and videographers as they explore a community site. [...] »

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A struggle over naming a struggle—when and where did the Boston Massacre gain the name?

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Can video help me teach about primary and secondary sources?
 

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