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Multiple Perspectives & Counter Narratives in Vermont’s Food System

Multiple Perspectives & Counter Narratives in Vermont’s Food System

by Lisa Rathje | Dec 15, 2022 | Professional Development News, Teaching with Primary Sources

Inspired by The Mostly Costly Journey, Vermont Folklife and our partners at Shelburne Farms are offering an afternoon workshop exploring counter narratives in food systems grounded in Vermont. Multiple Perspectives and Counter Narratives in Vermont’s Food System is a...
What is Teaching?

What is Teaching?

by Lisa Rathje | Sep 28, 2022 | News, Professional Development News, Teaching with Primary Sources

Oklahoma Educators are invited to a workshop with thought leaders in Education, Museums, Culture, and Archives from around the nation focused on the role of primary sources in teaching and learning the American story. Gain a deeper understanding of the documented...
Vermont Farming and Foodways – Teaching with Primary Sources PD Registration Open

Vermont Farming and Foodways – Teaching with Primary Sources PD Registration Open

by Lisa Rathje | Apr 13, 2022 | News, Professional Development News, Teaching with Primary Sources

Vermont Farming and Foodways is a free workshop that introduces educators to the use of oral history and ethnographic materials in K-12 learning. It will happen in-person in St. Albans, Vermont. This new project offers primary source sets and learning activities for...
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Inquiry, Creativity, & Story – Teaching With Primary Sources PD Registration Open

by Lisa Rathje | Mar 11, 2022 | News, Professional Development News, Teaching with Primary Sources

Attention Tulsa teachers! Registration now Open for a Teaching with Primary Sources Professional Development Workshop. Discover how historical inquiry and contemporary stories meet to create our shared culture in this interactive 4-day in-person workshop. Led by...

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