January 31, 2023 NCHE Supports Six Organizations’ Response to January 2023 Draft of Virginia History Standards Since 1990, The National Council for History Education (NCHE) has provided…
At any age, anyone can be a point-in-time historian where they are. With a life-long love of history and the global rural experience, I was delighted to participate in NCHE’s Rural Exper…
History teachers are beginning the new school year in a difficult place. Librarians and history teachers are being singled out all over the country as either not “woke” enough or t…
“If we don’t tell their stories, who will?” These eight words were a powerful exclamation point to a June 2022 tour of Historic Jamestowne, Virginia, which featured the story…
Times have changed. For example, the first nonmilitary computer used after the 1950 Census weighed 16,000 pounds and used 5,000 vacuum tubes. Today, we can carry computers in the palm of our h…
Did you know that 83% of the District of Columbia’s population is age 18 and over? Utah has the largest population (29%) under the age of 18. Find out how your state has changed over the…
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