Gary B. Nash to Speak at Graduation for the School of History and Dramatic Arts
On June 5, 2015, Gary B. Nash, former Director of the National Center for History in the Schools at UCLA (NCHS), will be the guest speaker for the School of […]
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The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History
/in Events Teaching /by nchsphiThe Los Angeles County Office of Education is proud to announce…
The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History
Registration for Summer 2015 Online Courses is now open.
POSTPONED: An Evening with James Lawson, Civil Rights Activist
/in Events /by nchsphiPlease note that this event has been postponed to a later date. Why History Matters Inequality, Nonviolence, and Social Justice: A Conversation with Rev. James Lawson Thursday, May 7, 2015 […]
Recreating the Past in the Classroom and Library
/in Teaching /by nchsphiRevisiting the ‘Lands below the Winds’: Student Representations of Early and Early Modern Southeast Asian Material Culture by Dahlia Setiyawan Teaching about societies distant in time and space from students’ […]
Teaching the Civil War and the West
/in Teaching /by nchsphiUCLA Graduate Student Works with Teachers to Develop Curriculum connecting the Civil War and the West By Daniel Lynch, C.Phil. U.S. History Despite big overlaps in chronology and content, […]
Teaching with Wikipedia
/in News Teaching Tech /by nchsphiOn March 31, PHI director Toby Higbie joins LiAnna Davis of the Wiki Education Foundation for a workshop at Powell Library on teaching with Wikipedia. The workshop is March 31, […]
Today’s Roundup: STRIKE!
/in Teaching /by nchsphiRecently Eryk Salvaggio, Communications Associate for the Wiki Education Foundation, blogged about Wikipedia contributions made by Toby Higbie’s Fall Quarter “American Working Class Movements”. Read more about it here: Today’s […]
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