Painless: A Survival Guide to the “Dreaded” History Project - Cancelled
THIS PROGRAM IS CANCELLED - PLEASE CONSIDER THE TEACHER WORKSHOP ON SATURDAY, NOV 5th -
Are you a teacher who is tired of assigning the same old history paper year after year? By applying National History Day methodologies in the classroom, you can transform the “dreaded” history project into an imaginative, engaging, and meaningful history experience. Using the broad theme of “Taking a Stand in History” as a springboard, you’ll explore how to approach primary source research in special libraries and archives through a range of historical documents, including letters, diaries, songs, petitions, and government records.
This program is open to Educators and students in grades 5-12. Teachers can earn 10 PDPs.
Date: October 22, 2016
Time: 9:00am - 4:00pm
Fee: $10 for teachers; FREE for students
To Register: Complete this registration form or contact the MHS education department: dbeardsley@masshist.org; 617-646-0570.
Program Highlights
- Explore letters, diaries, and images from the Society's collection and participate in a hands-on activity that will engage your detective skills.
- Lean more about Massachusetts History Day and how to participate in the program.
- Take a behind-the-scenes tour of MHS and our current exhibition Turning Points in American History.