41. Teaching History Some of the texts were created by The Hanover historical Texts Project maps for Use in teaching CAE Occasional Page it should likewise help faculty to teach it http://ase.tufts.edu/cae/occasional_papers/history.htm

TEACHING HISTORY On this and other pages of the Center for Academic Excellence (CAE) website, we provide information on various teaching and learning issues. We seek to facilitate and to contribute to an ongoing conversation about these matters. Please share your comments with us. You may e-mail the C.A.E. Director, Dr. Robert J. Beck , or call us at 617-627-3489. "I am interested in doing some reading about teaching methods within the discipline of History .... Since my training was entirely of a scholarly nature, I'm not really sure where to look. Can you offer some specific recommendations?" This hypertext document, compiled by the Center for Academic Excellence, features responses to a question originally posed by a University of Maine faculty member. It also draws liberally from the H-Teach web site and suggestions posted on the POD LISTSERV Tufts Sources To search the Faculty Cyber-Handbook on Teaching To search the T.A. Cyber-Handbook To search the holdings of the CAE Library History Department - Tufts University Perseus Project - Tufts University The Perseus Project is an evolving digital library of resources for the study of the ancient world and beyond. Collaborators initially formed the project to construct a large, heterogeneous collection of materials, textual and visual, on the Archaic and Classical Greek world. Planning for Perseus began in 1985; the project was formally established in July, 1987. Since then, the Perseus Project has published two CD-ROMs and created the on-line Perseus Digital Library. Recent expansion into Latin texts and tools and Renaissance materials has served to add more coverage within Perseus and has prompted the project to explore new ways of presenting complex resources for electronic publication.

42. Welcome To Friends Of The Napa River - Projects How has the landscape changed, and what can it teach us? SFEI s regional program started in 1993 and has produced the historical maps of baylands, featured in http://www.friendsofthenapariver.org/projects.php

WHAT'S NEW: SAVE THE DATE! The 14th Annual Symphony on the River Festival: Sunday, September 5, 2004 Spring 2004 Newsletter is out! NEW! Napa River Cruises - Raising Funds for Friends! Projects St Helena Flood Protection FONR Documents 2002-2003 The Napa Watershed Historical Ecology Project Update June 2000 Napa River Oral History Project ... Update March 2001 FONR Planning Documents Napa River - Living River Objectives FONR Workplan 2000-2005 FONR Work Matrix These are documents FONR submitted and received comprising reviews and comments on the St. Helena Flood Protection project, listed by date, most recent on top: March 10, 2003, FONR comments, 2+11 pages FONR comments on StH DEIR - Cover.pdf FONR Comments on StH DEIR - Final.pdf Feb 26, 2003, PWA Technical Review Memo, 24 pages PWA third comments final2.pdf Feb 11, 2003, FONR cover letter to St Helena, 1 page FONR-StH 030211.pdf Jan 27, 2003, FONR to St Helena letter, 1 page FONR-StH 030127.pdf Jan 20, 2003, PWA comments, 5 pages PWA review comments 030120.pdf Dec 18, 2002, St Helena to FONR response, 5 pages StH-FONR 021218.pdf

43. ARTSEDGE: Lessons Explorers Experience Students will research a world explorer and prepare maps of the the musical story of The Sound of Music and the historical context of its http://artsedge.kennedy-center.org/teach/les.cfm

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44. Teach Interact - Interact Simulations and Clark. The site for Fort Clatsop and the Lewis and Clark historical Trail also contain maps and historical information. www.nps http://www.interact-simulations.com/lewisandclark.asp

45. NCSS DataBank: “Everyday Maps” Institute For Teachers June 30 – July 25, 2003 NEH summer institute, “Everyday maps teaching and historical Perspectives.” The develop skills and strategies for using these maps to teach a variety http://databank.ncss.org/article.php?story=20021114125505244&mode=print

46. Arabesq's History Site who will teach a child it s history and then go on to teach them how historical maps of the US Focuses on Native American tribes, exploration, settlement, and http://www.arabesq.com/educate/ummi.html

ArabesQ Home Islamic Academy Homework help MUFEAH USED BOOKS ... 's Reviews Book and web site reviews for and by children Chat Room is Available Children should not use the room without a parent Message Board This month's Featured Pages Amaani's Website!! OUR FAVORITES Lesson Plans Islamic Family Craft Links Science ... Online References Thematic Cultural Units Egypt studies Ramadhan Spanish History African History ... Ottoman History Ummi site !! We call this site Ummi because we know it is the mother who will teach a child it's history and then go on to teach them how to love themselves. To feel secure in a child's religion he/she must first know who they are and then about the people around them in relation to themselves. this is our feeble attempt to help you do just that. Inshallah you will find what you have been looking for. US History Islamic African Native American ... References This month's special feature site When I was looking for asite that would or could replace possibly a textbook; I found this site. I could choose any subject and read about it and create projects around this for my children. Mashallah I think you will find this site quite comprehensive and informative. Geography Geo-Globe Interactive Geography quizes!

47. Teacher Resources Internet teaching Unit to teach students to use the WWW as a source maps. historical maps of the United States maps of early inhabitants, exploration, settlement http://www.fpg.unc.edu/~access/TeacherResources.html

ACCESS Teacher Resources Advertising, Americana, Media Archives Back to top Ad*Access Duke University Endowment "Library 2000" Fund. Images & database info. for over 7,000 ads printed in U.S. & Canadian newspapers magazines 1911 -1955. American Memory Searchable material on Americana. Archiving Early America Maps,newspapers, historic documents Historical Text Archives Internet Library of Early Journals Digital library of 18th and 19th Century journals. The Nineteenth Century in Print Scientific American Manufacturer and Builder , and Garden and Forest Radio Days Assessments/Quizzes Back to top Hot Potatoes Question Builder Biographies Back to top Biography.com Searchable database of over 20,000 personalities.

48. Geography - Cartography - Mapping - Field Methods - GPS Oh teach! INFOhio; Research); Color Shaded Relief maps Welcome to Chalk Butte Digital maps; Cultural and historical maps online; DeLorme http://www.usra.edu/esse/ford/ESS205/g300www/g300wwwgeog.html

49. Polish Art Center - Travel Section resource, which covers every aspect of going to Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, or Bulgaria to teach English. historical maps of Poland. http://www.polartcenter.com/cgi-bin/shop.pl/page=travel.htm

Travel Guides and Maps Guides Maps Polish Guides Polish - A Rough Guide Phrasebook Compiled by Lexus with Anna Plank The Rough Guide to Polish will have you talking the language quicker than any other phrasebook. Laid out dictionary-style for instant access, it features comprehensive English - Polish and Polish - English sections, cultural tips for tricky situations, and the most practical menu reader in the business. If you want to know what's happening - Co slychac? as the Poles put it - this is the essential guide. First Edition - 1996 (262 pages, Softcover) See Picture Quantity Eat Smart in Poland: by Joan and David Peterson Culinary Guidebook for Travelers Who Put Food First "A trip in itself, Eat Smart in Poland is a fascinating, comprehensive and reverent look at Polish cuisine. Lucky the traveler who gets to not only make the trip over, but reads this in advance." -Suzanne Strempek Shea, author of "Lily of the Valley," a novel about Polish-American life.

50. Talaria Enterprises Museum Store TEACH Art History Newsletter teach Newsletter Previous Issues Receive Updates! University of Texas’ Library has several historical maps of Ancient Early Europe. http://www.talariaenterprises.com/teach/celtic/celtic.html

Your browser does not support scripts. Home View Cart About Us FAQ ... Guestbook CONTACT: 1-(800) 227-9196 TEACH Newsletter Previous Issues Receive Updates! Subscribe to our mailing list Recommended sites related to celtic art Talaria Enterprises and its employees are pleased to present a for internet websites. However, we do not endorse anything that may be written or provided on other websites. Our references are just suggestions for your further investigation into a very complex subject that continues to change as more cultural and archeological information is acquired and interpreted. The University of North Carolina Susie McKinnon's World Art and Culture The Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities Encyclopedia of the Celts ... Technovate INTERNET REFERENCES - IRELAND/SCOTLAND: Dalraida General Celtic/Gaelic information. ST. PATRICK: Encyclopedia.com has an all-purpose St. Patrick biography. IRISH HIGH CROSSES: website has excellent photos of the crosses. Mary Ann Sullivan of Bluffton College BOOK OF KELLS: Alternate Realities in Art and Thought has 6 beautiful images from the 9 th Century Illuminated Manuscript, Book of Kells.

51. Indiana Historical Bureau Publications - Classroom Resources State Archives, along with historical Bureau publications Using Folklore to teach Mathematics and document introductions, activities, maps, timelines, reference http://www.statelib.lib.in.us/www/ihb/publications/classroomres.html

document.write(""+list[j]+""); Classroom Resources Classroom Resource Packet Teachers should order this resource packet. It contains a sample of most of the Historical Bureau materials suitable for classroom use. At this time the packet includes Indiana outline maps, emblems of the state, bibliographies, publications on Chief Little Turtle, Fall of Fort Sackville, Indiana's Constitutional Past, Indiana's Pioneer Heritage, Introducing Indiana Past and Present, Old Schoolhouse Gang, Word Hoosier, and more. The packet contains about a dozen items at a special price. $4.50/Order No. 6044 Maps Historical Map of Indiana (color) State of Indiana as it appeared at the time of statehood in 1816. Same map appears on the 1816 T-shirt paper 11" x 17"/$5.00/Order No. 6012 Paper outline maps State of Indiana with counties paper 8 1/2" x 11"/$.05/Order No. 6013 State of Indiana with counties and rivers paper 8 1/2" x 11"/$.05/Order No. 6014 Vinyl outline maps Write-on/wipe-off maps of Indiana showing counties and rivers are available in two sizes for class, home, or office.

52. EDSITEment - Lesson Plan You will need to collect as many maps as possible before you teach the lesson. 5 Finally, you may show students a selection of historical maps to give them an http://edsitement.neh.gov/view_lesson_plan.asp?id=329

53. Tom Snyder Productions: Product List 12 The easyto-use mapping tool to customize and print current and historical maps! PrimeTime Math (Series) GRADES 4 - 9 teach real-world math in a dramatic http://www.tomsnyder.com/products/products.asp

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54. Long_divine_app_6|Instructor Resources|Instructor Links HNET Guide to World Wide Web Sites. H-teach teaching American History. The American historical Association. historical maps of The United States. http://wps.ablongman.com/long_divine_app_6/0,2437,40025-,00.html

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55. Sample Focus On Teaching Proposal #3 It also served as an opportunity to teach teachers how awareness of the importance of maps to the this, the session utilizes both historical and contemporary http://www.oah.org/meetings/teaching/prospectus3.htm

This is a sample Focus on Teaching proposal which was accepted by the OAH Committee on Teaching. These proposals are meant to demonstrate the qualities of a successful session and are for illustration only. View: Prospectus #1 Prospectus #2 Prospectus #3 Sample Focus on Teaching Proposal #3 Introduction There will be no papers in this session only three panelists who through using new and old maps, detailing the African Diaspora, will discuss three topics; 1) Slavery to Reconstruction, 2) Reconstruction to the present, and 3) African-American Women in the Diaspora. The presenters will present in their chosen field and will discuss how maps can facilitate a more effective teaching of their area. Handouts and transparencies will be utilized by all presenters to involve those present in the session. The first presenter, [name removed], is an Assistant Professor of History and Director of African-American Studies at [university removed]. He will discuss Slavery to Reconstruction and will also serve as the Moderator for the session. The second presenter, [name removed], is an Associate Professor of History, at [university removed] and will discuss the African Diaspora since Reconstruction. The final presenter, [name removed] a doctoral student at [university removed] and currently [position removed], will discuss tracking African-American Women through history using maps. Abstract Teaching The African Diaspora Through Maps: A New Approach to integrating African-American History into the Curriculum

56. DePaul University 3. To teach the application of social science theories and project designed to provide an historical record for Please look at the political maps on the wall http://www.depaul.edu/~blackmet/ClassroomResources.htm

57. Lectures here; for historical maps of Italy, click here; and, for Italy in the Renaissance maps;; Coloured terracotta del Castagno;; What did Giotto teach the renaissance http://vandyck.anu.edu.au/work/teach/renaissance/lectures.html

Italian Renaissance Lectures are in two-hour slots, with a 15-minute break in the middle. There are no tutorials in Week One. Undergraduates attend tutorials in weeks 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12. Postgraduates attend tutorials weekly from week 2. NB I have changed the Graduate(-preference) tutorial from Tuesdays at 1:00pm to Tuesdays at 11:00am, and reallocated (with their permission) various students from the 11:00am tutorial to the 1:00pm group. This means that (a) the 11:00am tutorial will run every week; and that undergraduates may attend the "extra" odd-week tutorials as they wish, but so that they attend at least the scheduled six sessions. Tutorial presentations are: Tuesdays at A few general links: Look up terms in the Oxford English Dictionary Maps: The Perry-Castaneda Collection (Texas) Maps on rubens Historical maps of Europe Gateway to historical maps of Italy Plans of Rome, by date, on rubens Tempesta's 1593 plan of Rome Renaissance art and architecture: Florence Art Guide Index of Florence 1200 years of Italian sculpture U Virginia: Renaissance and Baroque Architecture ; and a local link for the same;

58. The Winchester Historical Society - Black Horse Bulletin The teacher told Ed that all the elementary schools were planning to teach a short Ed if she could have a copy of the booklet and a few historical maps for her http://www.winchesterhistoricalsociety.org/BHB5_fall02.html

Black Horse Bulletin Volume 28, Number 1 - Ellen Knight, Editor - FALL 2002 A CHILDREN'S HISTORY OF WINCHESTER What started out as a simple request has turned into a large-scale project for the Historical Society. When a first-grade teacher at the Muraco School asked Gail Sjo to speak to her class as part of their study of Winchester history last spring, Gail was curious to know what kinds of materials the teacher was intending to use. The teacher showed her a mimeographed copy of a hand-written booklet called A Children's Early History of Winchester put together by Mildred Alison. Well, Gail had never seen this booklet before nor had the members of the Historical Society board, archives volunteers or the public library director. And discovery of this booklet started a discussion of what resources students and teachers could use to learn about our town's history. What happened next moved us quickly from the discussion stage to action. Ed Delaney, board member and father of an Ambrose School third grader, took home a copy of the booklet ,and it was shown to his daughter's teacher. The teacher told Ed that all the elementary schools were planning to teach a short unit on Winchester History to the 365 third-grade students starting in December or January, which had not been done town-wide in recent years. The teacher asked Ed if she could have a copy of the booklet and a few historical maps for her classroom. Getting the teacher maps was easy, but somehow just recopying the booklet didn't seem like the right thing to do. So first the booklet was typed up into a Word document. Next, pictures and maps started to be inserted, the text was corrected and edited and some new text was added. Currently, the document is in the final stages of formatting and will be off to the printer soon to make a copy for each third grader and extras to sell through the Society and at Book Ends.

59. Making Sense Of Census 2000 This Teaching Guide Will Help You To help you to * bring the census to life for your students * teach skills that A History of the Census OBJECTIVE Students will compare historical maps and draw http://www.census.gov/dmd/www/text/5-8a.txt

Making Sense of Census 2000 This teaching guide will help you to: * bring the census to life for your students * teach skills that correlate with * national standards * fulfill curriculum requirements * demonstrate the importance and many * benefits of the census * navigate the U.S. Census Bureau Web site This is Your Future. Don't Leave It Blank. 41-@- Scope and Sequence STRAND 1: MAP LITERACY LESSON: A History of the Census OBJECTIVE: Students will compare historical maps and draw (Grades 5-6) conclusions. CURRICULUM CONNECTIONS: History and Geography SKILLS: Analyzing historical maps STANDARDS*: Analyzing Historical Maps, Time, Continuity, and Change, People, Places, and Environment, and Human Systems LESSON: Where We Live(Grades 7-8) OBJECTIVE: Students will use special purpose maps to analyze population densities and shifts. CURRICULUM CONNECTIONS: History and Geography SKILLS: Understanding special purpose maps STANDARDS*: Time, Continuity, and Change, Patterns and Relationships, People, Places, and Environment, The World in Spatial Terms, and Human Systems STRAND 2: COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT LESSON: Fill in Your Future OBJECTIVE: Students will explore the theme of Census 2000 (Grades 5-6) by designing a billboard. CURRICULUM CONNECTIONS: Civics and Government, Art, Language Arts SKILLS: Thinking creatively STANDARDS*: Civic Ideals and Practices, Power, Authority, and Governance LESSON: Making Plans(Grades 7-8) OBJECTIVE: Students will use real-life problem-solving skills to select a site for a new school. CURRICULUM CONNECTIONS: Civics and Government, Geography SKILLS: Real-Life Problem Solving, Analyzing Data STANDARDS*: Individuals, Groups, and Institutions, Production, Distribution, and Consumption, People, Places, and Environment, and the Uses of Geography STRAND 3: MANAGING DATA LESSON: Create Your Own Form OBJECTIVE: Students will create their own "mock" census (Grades 5-6) form, then analyze data they gather from it. CURRICULUM CONNECTIONS: Math, Civics and Government, Geography SKILLS: Thinking creatively, collecting data, analyzing data STANDARDS*: Civic Ideals and Practices, Power, Authority, and Governance LESSON: Graph It! OBJECTIVE: Students will evaluate and display data they gathered (Grades 7-8) from their own "mock" census form. CURRICULUM CONNECTIONS: Math, Civics and Government, Geography SKILLS: Creating percents and circle graphs, analyzing data, and organizing data STANDARDS*: Statistics, Mathematics as Communication * NCSS Social Studies Standards, NCTM Math Standards, and the Geography Education Standards Project Geography Standards. Table of Contents Map Literacy-History/Geography Lesson 1(Grades 5-6) A History of the Census ............................ 3 Analyzing Historical Maps Lesson 2(Grades 7-8) Where We Live ...................................... 6 Understanding Special Purpose Maps Community Involvement-Civics and Government/Art/Language Arts/Geography Lesson 3(Grades 5-6) Fill in Your Future ................................ 9 Thinking Creatively Lesson 4(Grades 7-8) Making Plans ....................................... 12 Real-Life Problem Solving/Analyzing Data Managing Data-Math/Civics and Government/Geography Lesson 5(Grades 5-6) Create Your Own Form .............................. 15 Thinking Creatively/Collecting and Analyzing Data Lesson 6(Grades 7-8) Graph It! .......................................... 18 Creating Percents and Circle Graphs/Analyzing and Organizing Data Additional Resources ....................... Inside Back Cover These lessons have been stepped to help you teach and apply this material to the appropriate grade level for your class. How to Use This Guide The lessons in this guide introduce students to Census 2000 with high-interest, grade-level appropriate activities designed to meet your curricular needs. Students will learn what a census is and why it's important to them, their families, and the community. Lesson planning at a glance-Your Scope and Sequence (on the inside front cover) provides an at-a-glance summary of the lessons in this book. These lessons are designed to support your classroom goals, and are divided into three learning strands: Map Literacy, Community Involvement, and We Count! Managing Data. The Scope and Sequence identifies skills, objectives, wall map national standards, and curriculum areas for each lesson. Map, computer, and library icons allow you to quickly see which lessons interface with the We Count! wall map, and those that Internet offer special enhancements using Internet and library resources. Customized for your classroom-Each lesson in this guide consists of a teacher lesson plan and two reproducible activity pages. Because students in grades 5-8 have attained different degrees of mastery, the lessons in each strand have been stepped (one lesson aimed at grades 5-6; one lesson aimed at grades 7-8), allowing you to tailor your teaching to the individual needs of your students. Before you begin-This teaching guide is based on a unifying concept: The census makes a difference for our community. Before you begin using the lessons, write this concept on the board. Explain that information gathered by the census helps America learn what America needs. Extension Activities-Many lesson plan pages contain one or more Extension Activities designed to enhance students' experience and understanding of the census beyond the classroom. These activities often make use of the vast stores of information available at the official U.S. Census Bureau Web site (see below) and will make it possible to incorporate updated Census 2000 information into lessons. Using the Web site-The U.S. Census Bureau Web site (www.census.gov) is easy to use and can provide students and teachers with a wide variety of information on characteristics of the U.S. population. For example: Starting on the home page, click on "Estimates" under the box labeled "People." In this category, choose "States." Students can work with the data found on screen or the data can be printed out for easier use. In addition, teachers can access the lessons from all three Census 2000 Teaching Guides (K-4, 5-8, and 9-12) on the Census Bureau Web site. The Census 2000 questionnaire may also be viewed on this site.

60. Maps That Teach maps that teach. Australia and southeast Asia, Europe,Middle East and Central America 4) Learn the major world physical features and historical monuments 5 http://faldo.atmos.uiuc.edu/CLA/LESSONS/3156.html

http://faldo.atmos.uiuc.edu/CLA Welcome Follow Ups Post Followup Collaborative Lesson Archive ... FAQ Maps that Teach Created by Margaret Taylor Appropriate grade levels : third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth Subject Area(s) : geography General Topic(s) or Theme(s) : US states world geography US geography US capitals Objectives : 1)Learn the locations,names and capitals of US states 2) Learn the locations of major US physical features (mountain ranges, rivers, etc.) 3) Learn the countries and capitals of Asia,Africa,South America,Australia and southeast Asia, Europe,Middle East and Central America 4) Learn the major world physical features and historical monuments 5)Learn provinces and territories of Canada 6)Learn where historic events took place on a very large map (over 7 feet across)of the US or world (Note: these are all separate programs) Materials : http://www.yourchildlearns.com/geography.htm (download as desired) Introductory questions to stimulate discussion : What are the continents? Which way is north (east, west, south) on a map? Where is Zimbabwe? (Oregon) [whatever place you are studying]

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