NCTA East Asia seminars available in three Massachusetts locations

The Five College Center for East Asian Studies will offer three NCTA East Asia seminars in Massachusetts starting in January, 2010. Seminar locations are Fall River, Lenox and Arlington, MA. All teachers and librarians who teach about East Asia are encouraged to apply. Benefits include $500 in personal stipend over two years, $500 in teaching material, and, pending funding, study tour opportunities. Please see www.smith.edu/fcceas for more information.

2010 NEH Summer Seminar in England

Interpetations of the Industrial Revolution in Britain  read more »

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MAKE SURE TO CHECK OUR UPCOMING ARTICLE, INTERVIEWING OUR PAST PARTICIPANTS ON WHAT THEIR EXPEREINCES WAS LIKE IN CHINA.

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Partner with the Gilder Lehrman Institute on Your Teaching American History (TAH) Grants

Gilder Lehrman offers school districts support at every stage of the TAH Grant development and administration process, providing grant opportunities tailored to the needs of your teachers and students. Grant partners also receive access to Gilder Lehrman’s extensive network of renowned scholars, collection of primary-source documents, and interactive classroom materials.  read more »

THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE

ANNOUNCES AN EXCEPTIONAL INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL GRANT OPPORTUNITY The 2010 Educational Seminars  read more »

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OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY GRAD COURSE for TEACHERS ONLINE WINTER QUARTER 2010

EDU T&L 883d Teaching World Cultures and Global Issues will be taught totally online (no coming to campus) WI10.  read more »

Street Law, Inc. and the Supreme Court Historical Society will sponsor the annual Supreme Court Summer Institute, June 17-22, 2010. The institute is open to secondary level social studies teachers & supervisors, who will spend five stimulating days on Capitol Hill and inside the Supreme Court learning about the Court, its past and current cases, and how to teach about them from top Supreme Court litigators & educators. We will also be in the Court to hear the Justices announce the final decisions of the term and attend a private reception at the Court.  read more »

The Preserving Our Democracy Teaching American History grant, based in Worcester, is offering a series of four Saturday seminars during the 2009-2010 school year. Participants can choose to attend one session or all four, and can earn PDPs or graduate credits from Worcester State College depending on how many sessions they choose to attend. These programs in particular will align with US II history frameworks, but any interested teacher is welcome and encouraged to attend.  read more »

                           AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY

185 Salisbury Street, Worcester, MA 01609-1634 A research library of American history and culture through 1876 www.americanantiquarian.org.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 22, 2009 Contact: James David Moran (508) 471-2131 (office) (508) 248-4694 (home) (508) 783-5085 (cell)  read more »