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David Hilton

History Now: American History Online | Teachinghistory.org - 9 views

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    The NHEC has some excellent resources for history teachers. 
anonymous

Teaching about Conservatism | NHEC - 10 views

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    Emphasizing ideology over controversy
David Hilton

NHEC | Browse Primary Source Guides - 0 views

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    This source isn't a primary source site itself, but has links (22 at time of posting) to sites that help students analyse primary documents. Might be useful.
David Hilton

NHEC | History Content - 0 views

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    This site looks like an excellent collection of sources, lectures, images and heaps of other stuff on all aspects of American history. You can even ask a historian a question about US history. How cool!
David Hilton

NHEC | Browse Website Reviews - 3 views

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    Has 550 sites focussing mainly on US history. They've been vetted so are usually good quality.
Lance Mosier

Quick Links for Middle School Teachers | NHEC - 8 views

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    Resources, Tools, links, for History Teachers.
David Hilton

Twitter | Teachinghistory.org - 8 views

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    Does anyone else use Twitter with their classes? I use #historystudent with my senior history students. Please feel free to bring your students onto the feed. DM me on MisterHistory@twitter.com if you'd like to organise collaboration. 
anonymous

Wikipedia: Credible research source or not? | NHEC - 11 views

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    Good summative statement re Wikipedia
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    Critical thinking via wikipedia
Ginger Lewman

African American History Month 2011 | Teachinghistory.org - 4 views

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    "African American history stretches far beyond the confines of one month and the narrative litany of a handful of cultural heroes. Maybe you want to go beyond Martin Luther King, Jr., Frederick Douglass, and Jackie Robinson. What stories can you uncover beyond the headlining stories textbooks provide?"
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