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Stanford History Education Group Charting the future of teaching the past.
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SHEG Sep 7
Was post-WWII public housing a success? Our new lesson presents Newark, NJ, as a case study of the 1949 Housing Act:
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SHEG Sep 6
Teach students to evaluate historical claims and evidence with our new world history lesson:
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Sam Wineburg Sep 4
experts must fight back (shout out to )
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SHEG Sep 1
Teach students to source historical documents using our new Boston Massacre lesson:
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SHEG Sep 1
Replying to @MsBuell
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SHEG Aug 31
Replying to @librarycongress
Both lessons require students to apply broad knowledge of the Civil Rights Movement & could be used as a summative lesson or assessment(4/4)
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SHEG Aug 31
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Lesson 2—Students chronologically arrange photos of integration, anti-lynching protest, & the Black Panthers (3/4)
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SHEG Aug 31
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Lesson 1—Students read 3 letters from the NAACP to draw inferences about the order in which they were written (2/4)
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SHEG Aug 31
Engage students in chronological reasoning about the African American Civ Rights Movement w/ our new doc-based lessons(1/4)
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HistoryEdMNHS Aug 18
Another year, another set of excellent lessons! Check out a comprehensive review of the new material:
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SHEG Aug 8
Thanks for the feedback! You can find a complete list of our new materials at
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SHEG Aug 8
A complete list of the new, revamped, or translated lessons and assessments that we've published since fall 2016:
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Erin Brisbin Aug 7
Have you used materials? They have some great ready to go lessons w/primary sources that promote historical thinking skills.
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SHEG Jul 30
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SHEG Jul 26
Replying to @jskash
You're welcome, Jeff. Hope summer school went well.
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SHEG Jul 26
Replying to @librarycongress
In a 3rd new HAT students reason about what information is useful for evaluating the reliability of a Hine photo:
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SHEG Jul 26
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Another idea—could use 2nd new HAT (students evaluate strengths & limits of Hine photo) on a summative unit exam:
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SHEG Jul 26
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Revisit skills learned in Child Labor lesson with our new HAT that asks students to reason about a Jacob Riis photo:
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SHEG Jul 26
Replying to @librarycongress
New lesson—Students examine the source, context, and content of Lewis Hine's photos of children working in mines:
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SHEG Jul 26
Teach & measure critical thinking about historical photos with our newest lesson & assessments that feature documents from
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