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Teach Your History Students How to Explore Changes in Their State with New Census Data

Teach Your History Students How to Explore Changes in Their State with New Census Data

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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What to a Veteran (and teacher) is Veterans Day?

What to a Veteran (and teacher) is Veterans Day?

Before I was a teacher, I served my country as an officer in the U.S. Army. That’s me, age 22, pictured for an Army “Equal Opportunity Week” poster. I am on the poster beca…

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Rethinking Columbus and 1492 In and Out of the Classroom Part I

Rethinking Columbus and 1492 In and Out of the Classroom Part I

Today is the first day of October, a month that is many things. It's National Apple Month (that makes sense); it's also National Sausage Month, perhaps because it coincides with German America…

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Historical Memory: What Is it Good For?

Historical Memory: What Is it Good For?

Before I began writing this post, I did what I do whenever faced with a writing deadline: I scroll through social media. When I opened Facebook, I was struck by the common characteristic the f…

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Water Rights and Indigenous Communities

Water Rights and Indigenous Communities

Water is essential to all societies as the foundation to all life on earth; today, water enables and encourages development in irrigation and hydropower. However, the allocation of who owns ho…

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In Support of the Missouri Council for History Education Response to Missouri HB 1141, Amendment 3

In Support of the Missouri Council for History Education Response to Missouri HB 1141, Amendment 3

The National Council for History Education supports the work/statement of the Missouri Council for History Education (MOCHE) in response to Missouri HB 1141, Amendment 3. “The proposed a…

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