Project CLIO Inquiry Network - A Collaborative Network for Alaskan Teachers of American History

A Collaborative Network for Alaskan Teachers of American History

Welcome to the discussion network centered around the Alaskan Teaching American History Grant Projects known as Project Clio and ANUAH.

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NCSS '08

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Tenth Grade Focus Group

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Eighth Grade Focus Group

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Sixth Grade Focus Group

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Fifth Grade Focus Group

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John Trampush left a comment for Leigh Anne Bonney

Done!

Jun 2, 2009

Leigh Anne Bonney left a comment for John Trampush

So I was solicited by a Clio person on this network who I do not think is really interested in history. Can you ban Sachiko Lang from the network? I hope you are having a great summer.

Jun 2, 2009

Jeff Johnson replied to Christine Robinson's discussion 'NCSS '08 K - 12 Topics in Social Studies' in the group NCSS '08

NCSS Session Abstract Level: All Session Title: Teaching Through Music: “Born in the U.S.A.” in the Classroom Presenters: Mark Kissling Web Address: e-mail: kisslin1@msu.edu Synopsis of Content: Sample lesson of how he teaches…

Mar 21, 2009

Jeff Johnson replied to Christine Robinson's discussion 'NCSS '08 K - 12 Topics in Social Studies' in the group NCSS '08

NCSS Session Abstract Level: High School Government, US History, or Current Events Session Title: Spin and Positioning: The Truth Lies Somewhere in Between Presenters: Craig A. Burguiere Red Hook High School Red Hook, NY 12571 Web…

Mar 21, 2009

Jeff Johnson replied to Christine Robinson's discussion 'NCSS '08 K - 12 Topics in Social Studies' in the group NCSS '08

NCSS Session Abstract Level: High School US History or Government (possibly 8th grade) Session Title: Teaching the Second Amendment Presenters: Charles Williams, Catherine Hawke, American Bar Association Division for Public Education, Chicago,…

Mar 21, 2009

CLIO Saturday Colloquium - Steve Solarz at UAA SSB 118, UAA Consortium Library Room 307

February 14, 2009 from 9am to 4pm

On Lincoln in Honor of his Bicentenary

Sean Murphy is attending Christine Robinson's event Feb 13, 2009

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CLIO Public Lecture - Steve Sloarz at UAA Consortium Library Room 307

February 13, 2009 from 7:30pm to 9pm

On Lincoln in Honor of his Bicentenary

Sean Murphy is attending Christine Robinson's event Feb 13, 2009

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CLIO Saturday Colloquium - Steve Solarz at UAA SSB 118, UAA Consortium Library Room 307

February 14, 2009 from 9am to 4pm

On Lincoln in Honor of his Bicentenary

Julie Truskowski is attending Christine Robinson's event Feb 9, 2009

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Are we emphasizing the right things in American History? 10 Replies

Emphasis depend on goals...Is there enough emphasis on understanding the 20th Century context of 21st Century events? Is their enough emphasis on understanding the global context of U.S. actions and…Continue

Started by John Trampush in Philosopher's Corner. Last reply by Marilyn Doore Mar 23, 2008.

What is the purpose(s) of teaching American History? 9 Replies

Is the goal to create well rounded human beings who understand human nature? Is the goal to create "civic minded" citizens of our own nation-state? Is the goal to create a body of patriots willing to…Continue

Started by John Trampush in Philosopher's Corner. Last reply by Marilyn Doore Mar 23, 2008.

A Post-Structural View of History 7 Replies

John has asked me to provide my 2 cents worth on this forum. I am not a history teacher but a professor of technology at UAA where I…Continue

Tags: post-structural, subjectivity, technology

Started by G. Andrew Page in Philosopher's Corner. Last reply by Maria Skala Apr 9, 2008.

Suggestion Box 3 Replies

Got a suggestion for improving our project or community? Here's the place to share...

Started by John Trampush in TAH Community Forum. Last reply by Mike Huhndorf Jun 14, 2008.

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Clio Primary Source Archives and other Resources

Heres the link to our Primary Source Archive Hotlist. These are very useful sources for primary documents of many different types and a list of websites to help you teach with primary sources. Check it out!!

-John

Posted by John Trampush on February 15, 2008 at 9:30pm