NEWS
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Feb. 8, 12:15-1:45pm - Shrewsbury HS - Central Mass Social Studies Supervisors - Contact Jennifer DiFrancesca @SHSSocialSci.
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Feb. 8, 3:30-5:00pm - CES - Western Mass Social Studies Dept. Chairs. Email rcairn@collaborative.org to say you’re coming and to get notices-minutes.
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State Civic Learning and Engagement Task Force met Feb. 2. Next meeting April 14. Timeline for new Social Studies Frameworks aims for spring 2018. Stay tuned!
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Western Mass Writing Project & Springfield Armory powerful partnership story. Sign up for FREE Winter Library of Congress TPS at CES course with Western Mass Writing Project here.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS Teaching with Primary Sources @ the Collaborative
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Using Primary Texts to Promote Inquiry & Enrich the Learning Experience
A joint project of the Western Mass Writing Project & Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources Program (TPS) of the Collaborative for Educational Services
FREE! – Thanks to the Library of Congress TPS program! Earn grad credit.
Register & details.
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February 27 - 8:30am-4:00pm - UMass Amherst
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March 8 & March 29 - 4:00-7:00pm - Holyoke Public Library.
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April 4-6 Northeast Regional Conference for the Social Studies. (Register with NERC). TPS workshop on multimedia primary sources, Monday April 4th. (Fee for good cause: MCSS!)
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May 7 & 14 - Landscape of Revolution - Boston Public Library Leventhal Map Center. Register directly with Leventhal. Repeats 2015 successful workshop. John Hannigan on African American soldiers. Develop lesson for your classroom!
RESOURCES @ THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS - http://LoC.Gov/teachers
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Library of Congress new oral histories from 9-11 join September 9-11, 2001 collection.
Library of Congress Blogs:
Happy Valentine’s Day! How Dandy was Candy? Messages in Candy and Chocolate Ads blog post
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Immigration resources. From the History Day Theme Book. More info here.
RECOMMENDED PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
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Feb. 9, 4pm - Book Launch & Reception The Slave’s Cause Manisha Sinha, UMass Amherst.
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Feb. 9, 4:30pm - Civil Rights Webinar - Teaching Tolerance.
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Sat., Feb. 13, 11:00am - Dams of the CT River - Holyoke Public Library.
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Feb 24, April 7, May 11, 4-5:15pm: Primary Source Webinars: Global Action for Social Justice.
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March 4 - Free conversation and Q&A on History Communication in the 21st Century. 7-8:30pm at UMASS, RSVP here.
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March 16 - 7:00pm - Early American Furniture - Flynt Museum, Old Deerfield.
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March 5 & 19 - Power of Maps workshop, Using online mapping tools with students grades 6-12, $75 to register, 22.5 PDPs offered, at Norman B. Leventhal Map Center.
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History Camp Boston – March 26 - Harriet Tubman House, Boston - History Unconference. register now.
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Boston Writing Project Institute on Writing and History - July 11-15, Mass Historical Society Archives and UMass Boston.
FREE-STIPENDED SUMMER 2016 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
July 24-29 - The Lincoln Assassination and its Legacy, Free program for qualifying teachers, Ford’s Theater, Apply here by April 4th.
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June 23-27 2016 New Orleans; 2017 Hawaii! War in Pacific. WWII Museum. Due 02/15.
OTHER RESOURCES:
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Subscribe to the Pioneer Valley History Network newsletter. See their calendar.
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Pew Foundation immigration data – projected changes 2015 to 2065.
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Awesome Stories – Free multimedia resources. More info here.
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