Welcome to The History Project
Looking for programs? We've got you covered. Looking for primary sources? We've got those too! Want suggestions for websites? We can direct you to teacher tested sites. Let us know how we can help!
- Welcome to our community!
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We believe that the most powerful professional development occurs when teachers teach teachers. Therefore, as a community of K-16 educators we strive to support one another as we develop the craft of teaching history and the related social sciences.
- slideshow
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The Marchand Image Collection comprises more than 15,000 images, many of which have been digitized from slides and therefore are not available elsewhere. Dig in and explore!
- Teacher Spotlight
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Stephanie Kugler, Bridgeway Island K-8 (Sacramento, CA)"I strive to be the teacher my students deserve - innovative, relevant, responsive, and empathetic. My goal is to constantly create opportunities for all students to achieve success, become critical consumers of information and thoughtful creators of artifacts that reflect their learning experiences."
Stephanie has been a teacher leader with the History Project since 2014 where she regularly shares her classroom tested lessons and strategies. With an eye on the future, her lessons are innovative, creative, and utilize the best of classroom technology! Come say hi at CCSS in March 2019 as Stephanie shares her insights on Alternative Assessments and Media Literacy.
- Upcoming Workshops
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- Worlds of Exchange Summer Seminar
- TPS Landscapes in History Workshop
Join us this summer to explore “Worlds of Exchange,” a summer seminar for teachers and other educators who work with grades 6, 7, and 10. Participants will consider how those in the past exchanged GOODS, IDEAS, and TECHNOLOGIES. Using the History Social-Science Framework as our anchor, the seminar will consider primary and secondary sources across time and space.
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Jul 16, 2019 12:00 AM to
Jul 18, 2019 11:59 PM
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UC Davis,
This History Project at UC Davis
1274 Social Sciences and Humanities
tel: 530.752.4383
fax: 530.752.5655
historyproject@ucdavis.edu
