Happy to share a new article I cowrote with @AllysonVCompton and Eve Herold on how and why social studies teachers use YouTube videos in their teaching @JSSR_SocStudies https://t.co/CizaV5CLr2
We have reached the halfway point of our countdown of the most downloaded articles of 2023! At #5 is "Rethinking presentism in history education" by @james__miles & @ls_gibson!
https://t.co/3DTIsFR1EK
At ninety-one, Alanis Obomsawin has completed fifty-six films and is working on her next two.
@zoehtennant spoke to the legendary Indigenous filmmaker and traced her storied career:
https://t.co/WRjdldmi21
Do you want to engage with experts in the field of #history education? Sign up now for the 2023 Virtual Historical Thinking Institute — first session on September 20! https://t.co/6jplW8n0DT
@ssencressc @ThinkHist @ls_gibson @james__miles#professionaldevelopment
Loved this piece on the limitations of narrative from @parul_sehgal Lots of important insights for history and social studies educators here: https://t.co/clKbEJzQJn
Check out the call for papers for the 5th conference of the International Network for Theory of History here: https://t.co/MYK5BEpJyJ. The conference theme is "History & Responsibility", and it will take place in May '24 in Lisbon, Portugal.
Looking forward to participating in this forum in a few weeks! If you're interested in difficult or hard histories in Canada, please attend! @ssencressc @CanadasHistory
Join us Thursday, March 2, 2023, for our live Zoom presentation "#HardHistories: Approaching difficult topics in Canadian history." The event is FREE, but you must register to receive the link: https://t.co/mqkHiDL41h #cdnhist#eduhist
Are you a social studies or history teacher that uses YouTube videos like 'Crash Course' ? We're looking for teachers willing to complete a 5-10 minute survey.
More information and the survey link here:
https://t.co/yGhjQxTiJu
Please share widely! @AllysonVCompton @ls_gibson