Browse Past Blog Posts
Resources for African American History Month
Feb 2 2012
How do you incorporate African American history in your teaching? African American History Month is one among many opportunities. [...] »
The Bicentennial of 1812
Feb 1 2012
How much do your students know about the War of 1812? Find resources on the bicentennial of this often-overlooked war. [...] »
Joe Jelen on Discovering History Through Student Genealogy Research
Jan 30 2012
Is it hard for your students to see how history affects them? Have them research their own pasts! Teacher Joe Jelen looks at student genealogy. [...] »
Teachinghistory.org’s AHA Workshop: Teaching the Past in a Digital World
Jan 25 2012
Missed our workshop at the American Historical Association in Chicago? Catch a recap here. [...] »
Report on State of History Education Released!
Jan 23 2012
Learn about Teachinghistory.org's free Report on the State of History Education, recently updated! [...] »
Elizabeth Glynn on Personal Tablet Computers
Jan 16 2012
Personal tablet computers are everywhere, but what role do personal tablet computers have in the classroom? [...] »
Resources for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Jan 10 2012
Do you use Martin Luther King Jr. Day as a teachable moment? Our spotlight page and other resources can help! [...] »
Valerie Tripp: Salty Ham: Using the Senses in Historical Research
Jan 9 2012
Have you tasted pioneer foods like apple butter? Listened to old records on a phonograph? [...] »
Mike Yell Uses National History Day for Classroom Differentiation
Jan 4 2012
Searching for advanced projects for your eager learners? Teacher Mike Yell recommends National History Day. [...] »
Start Planning Now for Summer Professional Development
Dec 12 2011
It's never too early to start planning for summer professional development. [...] »
