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		Home ^Votes:0 Home About the Council Join Us What is Public History? Conferences Publications & Resources Education Careers & Training Awards Featured Patron or Sponsor Home WELCOME! from the Executive Director --> For more than 25 years, NCPH has worked to advance the field of public history. Today the organization promotes professionalism among history practitioners and encourages their engagement with the public. Learn more at " About the Council ." We are a membership association of consultants, museum professionals, government historians, professors & students, archivists, teachers, cultural resource managers, curators, film & media producers, historical interpreters, policy advisors, and many others. Members confer at the annual meeting each spring and share their expertise in our journal, The Pub Read More Go to Site


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		The ASA, American Studies Association ^Votes:0 Register \| Login \| Help \| RSS Feed What the ASA Does Membership in the ASA Officers and Committees Staff Past Presidents Constitution and Bylaws Resolutions and Actions News and Events General Information Registering Submitting a Proposal Exhibitor Information Program Archive Future Meetings Chapters Caucuses Committees Projects Member Directory Member Directory by State Member Directory by Expertise Anzald?a Award for Independent Scholars Awards and Prizes Community Partnership Grant Program Regional Chapter Grants American Quarterly ASA Guide for Reviewing American Studies Programs Directory of Graduate Programs in American Studies Encylopedia of American Studies Newsletter The Guide to American Studies Resources Opportunities and Announcements Submit an Announcement Announcement Guideli Read More Go to Site

		American Historical Association site moved to www.historians.org ^Votes:0 American Historical Association site moved to www.historians.org Since 2004 the AHA web site has been located at www.historians.org . Please update your links and bookmarks. This page will take you there automatically in 90 seconds. http://www.historians.org/ Read More Go to Site

		Aotearoa New Zealand Federation of Social Studies Associations ^Votes:0 Branch sites \| Contact Us \| Submit News \| login \| s earch for in the announcements comments web links The Federation Home National Executive Federation Constitution Federation Meeting Minutes Regional Associations Latest eNewsletter [pdf] Getting Started for Regioanl Associations Latest News No menu items for this menu. Teaching materials Teaching Materials Weblinks Research publications No menu items for this menu. Calendar < November , 2007 > S M T W T F S 28 29 30 31 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 01 Welcome to ANZFSSA ANZFSSA National Social Studies Professional Body The Aotearoa New Zealand Federation of Social Studies Association is the national professional body for social studies educators. The Federation is an umbrel Read More Go to Site

		C.A.R.T.S. ^Votes:0 Cultural Arts Resources for Teachers and Students Our CARTS Web site is a virtual extension of City Lore's educational programs and its National Network for Folk Arts in Education. As you explore the people, places, and traditions that turn communities into classrooms, stock your cart high with the many useful resources available inside. Become part of the CARTS Education Network! HIGHLIGHT: Summer 2007: Teacher Training in Folk Arts, Folklife, and Oral History. Culture Catalog: Multimedia Resources in Folklore, History, Culture, and the Arts for integration across the disciplines Join our email list • Contact our National Outreach Director • Request our in-school programs Be sure to visit our sister sites "Place Matters" and "Poetry Gathering" This Web site i Read More Go to Site

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		Center for Civic Education Home ^Votes:0 Skip to navigation Skip to content Navigation /* Horizontal menu for the CMS CSS Menu Module / / by Alexander Endresen / {php}include("settings/color.php");{/php} / The wrapper clears the floating elements of the menu / #menuwrapper { overflow: hidden; background-color:#336699; border-bottom: 1px solid #C0C0C0; width: 100%; } / Set the width of the menu elements at second level. Leaving first level flexible. / #primary-nav li li { width: 200px; } / Unless you know what you do, do not touch this */ #primary-nav, #primary-nav ul { list-style: none; margin: 0px; padding: 0px; } #primary-nav ul { position: absolute; top: auto; display: none; } #primary-nav ul ul { margin-top: 1px; margin-left: -1px; left: 100%; top: 0px; } #primary-nav li { margin-left: -1px; float: left; } #primary-na Read More Go to Site

		Close Up Foundation \| Civic Education \| Washington DC Travel ^Votes:0 contact us \| site index \| search teachers students parents alumni adults Our 2007-08 Programs Current Issues 2007-2008 Teacher's Guide High School Middle School New Americans Access News & Events U.S. Presidents support Close Up Education Materials on Music Downloading! On our TV Show Nov. 23 : The Internet and Presidential Campaigns Teaching Positions Meet our Medical Directors Close Up Foundation \| 44 Canal Center Plaza \| Alexandria, VA 22314-1592 Home 800-CLOSE UP (800-256-7387) \| TTY: 800-336-2167 \| FAX: 703-706-3625 Privacy Employees Webmaster Jobs Read More Go to Site

		Economic History Association \| ^Votes:0 Economic History Association About \| Announcements \| Membership \| Grants and Fellowships \| Prizes \| Meetings \| Publications \| Directory Navigation About Announcements Membership Grants and Fellowships Prizes Meetings Publications Directory Announcements Economic History Association 2008 Annual Meeting The 2008 Economic History Association Meetings, "The Engines of Growth: Innovation, Creative Destruction, and Human Capital Accumulation," will be held in New Haven, Connecticut, September 12-14, 2008. Call for Papers . Economic History Association Sessions at the 2008 ASSA The Economic History Association will sponsor two sessions at the ASSA meetings in New Orleans, Louisiana, January 4-6, 2008. Program . 2007 Economic History Association Prizes The Economic History Association an Read More Go to Site

		Florida Social Studies \| Florida Council for the Social Studies ^Votes:0 Forgot Password? Sorry, your browser doesn't support iframes. Welcome to the Florida Council for the Social Studies web site. FCSS is a professional organization of Social Studies educators striving to maintain and enhance the importance of Social Studies in Florida education. The Florida Council for the Social Studies, along with the National Council for the Social Studies, sponsors annual conferences to promote public awareness of Social Studies education. Wednesday: 11/ 21/ 2007 Home \| About FCSS \| Contact Us \| Community Forums \| Advocacy \| Annual Conference \| Awards \| Endowment Professional Resources \| Membership \| Publications \| Rho Kappa - Honor Society \| Newsletter ©2004-2007 Florida Council for the Social Studies. All rights reserved. Mercury New Media Read More Go to Site

		GCSS Web Site ^Votes:0 © Georgia Council for the Social Studies Contact GCSS Webmaster Last Updated: Nov. 14, 2007 Read More Go to Site

		Globaled.org ^Votes:0 Please contact us for further information. Home \| Teaching Materials \| Publications Copyright © 2003 The American Forum for Global Education For Suggestions and Comments , e-mail us . Read More Go to Site

		Historical Association ^Votes:0 Home \| About Us \| Education \| News \| LINKS \| About This Site \| Join Us \| Contact Us Enter your search criteria in the box below. Welcome to the Historical Association... The Historical Association is the national voice for history. It exists to bring together people of all communities who have an interest in the past. It promotes and supports the study and teaching of history at all levels: teacher, student, amateur and professional. What kind of history should school history be? The Medlicott Medal Lecture 2007 by Chris Culpin I need to start by introducing myself. Most of the previous winners of the distinguished Norton Medlicott ... Click here to read more>>> Historical Association Secondary Conference 2008 - Teaching Emotive and Controversial History ? T.E.A.C.H Saturday 29 Ma Read More Go to Site

		History Teachers' Association of NSW Home Page ^Votes:0 The History Teachers' Association of NSW P O Box 219, ANNANDALE NSW 2038, AUSTRALIA T: (02) 9518 4940 F: (02) 9518 8231 home \| contact \| membership \| publication sales \| prof devt \| study days \| competitions \| resources \| links email us \| instant update calendar \| journal index \| member login Welcome to the HTA NSW website The History Teachers' Association of NSW seeks to promote the study and teaching of History and to provide professional support for those working in the area of History education. Click here for details of our current executive committee Click here to download our constitution z HTA NEWS: NSW History Competition - Results now available Drawn from the Stage 5 syllabus Click here for more information Simpson Prize - 2008 question now available Essay competition for Year 9 Read More Go to Site

		Home - California Council for the Social Studies ^Votes:0 Contact Us Home About Us Meetings & Officers Conferences & Events Calendar Committees Local Councils News & Announcements Publications Awards Governance Position Statements Action Items Social Studies Links Sponsors & Advertisers Subscribe to Newsletter Other Menu Join Now Login Form Username Password Remember me Password Reminder No account yet? Create one Welcome to CCSS Written by ccss Nov 06, 2006 at 11:08 PM WELCOME TO THE CALIFORNIA COUNCIL FOR THE SOCIAL STUDIES CCSS is a non-profit professional organization serving both public and private school educators, and is the leading voice for quality social studies education in California. CCSS promotes and supports social studies education through service, advocacy and leadership development. We are collectively committed to the strengthe Read More Go to Site

		Home - Virginia Council for the Social Studies ^Votes:0 In the news: Chesapeake Freedom Challenge Exploring Humanitarian Law workshop for high school teachers Starting a History Club at Your School C-SPAN curriculum resources; Classroom Benefits C-SPAN Classroom Brochure The Sentinel, May 2007 issue The US Fund for UNICEF is looking for teachers in the United States to pilot its new "TeachUNICEF" online curriculum materials for grades 6-8 and 9-12. For more info... Do you need funds for a special project in your classroom? If so, the VCSS Mini Grant Program has the solution. 43rd Annual Meeting of Virginia Social Studies Educators Call for Proposals Links: Virginia Geographic Alliance, Virginia Geographical Society About \| Annual Conference \| Teacher of the Year \| Professional Development \| Board of Directors \| National Council Read More Go to Site

		Home Page ^Votes:0 Home Page Application Study Groups Newsletter Coming Events Links The Institute for Historical Study P. O. Box 5743 ? Berkeley, California 94705 E-mail : information@tihs.org AN OVERVIEW T he Institute for Historical Study is a new form of scholarly community, dedicated to sharing research and ideas and to providing a public forum for the discussion of history. A nonprofit, public benefit corporation chartered by the State of California, the Institute for Historical Study promotes interchange between independent and academically affiliated scholars in a wide range of historical fields. Its aims are threefold: to promote the study and discussion of history as a field of knowledge outside the traditional classroom setting and in the broader public arena. to promote the production of fine his Read More Go to Site

		Home Page: The History Teacher (Quarterly) ^Votes:0 Thank you for visiting The History Teacher Our web site has moved to a new location. Please click on the link here to transfer to: www.thehistoryteacher.org. Site last updated: November 23, 2005 BUSINESS, PRODUCTION AND SUBSCRIPTION OFFICE Society for History Education, Inc. P.O. Box 1578, Borrego Springs, CA 92004 phone/fax: (760) 767-5938 -- email: conniegeorge@thehistoryteacher,org General Manager, Connie George Read More Go to Site

		HTAV ^Votes:0 Main Menu Home About Membership Resource Shop Teachers Students Upcoming Events Annual Conference 07 Members Only Login Username Password Lost Password? Join HTAV Register for an HTAV account Search HTAV site ANNOUNCEMENT After five years with the HTAV, first as Professional Development Coordinator, then Publications Coordinator, and most recently Executive Director, Michael Spurr has announced his resignation from his current role to take up a position with Oxford University Press. The Association thanks Michael for his many contributions over the years and wishes him all the best in his future endeavours. TEACHERS NEW TO HISTORY 5 December 2007 \| Treacy Conference Centre, Parkville This half-day event is designed for teachers who have never taught History before, or those returning to th Read More Go to Site

		K-12 Collaboration Programs: American Historical Association ^Votes:0 COLLABORATION PROGRAMS K-12 Education Program American Historical Association (AHA) The American Historical Association's Teaching Division , an elected body, is specifically charged with developing teaching programs and concentrates on education at all levels. Annual Meeting: The AHA offers a special invitation and registration category for K-12 teachers, and arranges sessions on teaching. In addition, a luncheon for advanced placement history teachers is held. Publications on the Web: A WEB Page on Teaching Collaboratives ; Why Become a Historian? ; Why Study History? ; and Working Together to Strengthen History Teaching in Secondary Schools . AHA Newsletter: The AHA includes a column on teaching in their newsletter, Perspectives . K-12 Membership: The AHA offers a special membership pac Read More Go to Site

		Maine Council for the Social Studies ^Votes:0 MCSS is the statewide professional organization for educators and all those who are interested in promoting excellence in Social Studies education in Maine. MCSS is the state affiliate of NCSS, the National Council for the Social Studies. The Maine Council for the Social Studies Resources: Local Government Lesson Index MCSS Resources [posted 8/10/06 ] Social Studies List-Serv National History Day Social Studies Websites [10/24/05] Maine Department of Education National Council for Social Studies Maine Council on Economic Education Maine Stock Market Simulation MAP -Maine Assessment Portfolio Tasks Free Acrobat Reader Goals and Activities Membership Officers & Meetings Annual Meeting Award for Excellence Contact MCSS No Citizen Left Behind: Teaching Resources for Maine Teachers Call for Con Read More Go to Site

		MDCSS ^Votes:0 img{border: 0;} #activities span{color: #000;} #activities {list-style-type:square; color: #CCCCCC;} #council span{color: #000;} #affiliates span{color: #000;} #contact span{color: #000;} Promotes the teaching of social studies to the best advantage of students. Supports research and investigation in the social sciences. Sponsors public discussions and programs on our webpage. Supports the publication of articles, reports and surveys. Sponsors cooperative activities with others interested in the advancement of social studies education. Annual Conference Click here to download the nomination form for outstanding service to social studies programs in the state Click here to view a flyer for the Fall Elementary Social Studies Workshop MDCSS is affiliated with the National Council for the Soci Read More Go to Site

		Minnesota Council for the Social Studies ^Votes:0 A note about San Diego We have all seen the terrible devastation that the fires have brought to the San Diego area and you may have wondered what NCSS will be doing to address it at the National Conference this month. Past President Peggy Altoff sent this message: We wanted to let you know that NCSS has a great conference planned for San Diego November 30-December 2. There are many wonderful sessions and excellent speakers. This is in addition to many fabulous exhibits and our excellent awards ceremonies. Please let everybody know the conference will proceed as planned. The fires and their aftermath are having no impact on our speakers or exhibitors. You will have the opportunity to help colleagues from fire ravaged areas and help with the recovery. Go to www.socialstudies.org for more det Read More Go to Site

		National Center for History in the Schools ^Votes:0 National Center for History in the Schools Home \| Standards (Online) \| Standards (Print) \| Catalog \| US Teaching Units \| World Teaching Units \| Contact \| Search History Standards :: About the Standards :: Online Version :: Print Version :: Research Guides ** Archival (1994) eds.: By special order: nchs@history.ucla.edu Teaching Units :: US Units :: World Units :: Catalog (ordering) NCHS information :: About NCHS :: Contact DISCOUNTS :: TAH Grant holder discounts :: Conference attendee discounts Did you attend a conference? Email us for your discount code. nchs@history.ucla.edu History Wars: Order the Original, Archival (1994) Standards Exclusively Available at NCHS by special request. $7.50/each (plus shipping) or $10/set of US and World (plus shipping). Email your request: nchs@history.uc Read More Go to Site

		National Council for the Social Studies \| socialstudies.org ^Votes:0 About Board of Directors Contact Us Join Us Endorsements & Special Projects Position Statements Teaching Resources Curriculum Standards Notable Tradebooks for Young People Lesson Plans Teaching with Documents NCSS Annual Conference State and Local Conferences Awards & Grants Teacher Standards Job Listings Fund for the Advancement of Social Studies Education NCATE Accreditation Information Professional Development Opportunities NCSS Summer Workshops Join NCSS Member Benefits NCSS Members Only Section Renew Your Membership or Change Your Address Legislative Updates Advocacy Toolkit Education News NCSS Gift Shop NCSS Email Discussion Lists State and Local Councils State and Local Meetings College and University Faculty Assembly Council of State Social Studies Specialists International Assembl Read More Go to Site

		Nebraska State Council for the Social Studies ^Votes:0 Home Framework Calendar WebLinks Organizations Updates Nebraska State Council for the Social Studies NOTE: Draft copy of the Constitution for the Nebraska State Council for the Social Studies - Proposed Changes (in pdf format) Membership form for joining the Nebraska State Council for the Social Studies Constitution for the Nebraska State Council for the Social Studies Officers for the Nebraska State Council for the Social Studies Newsletters for the Nebraska State Council for the Social Studies The Nebraska Council for the Social Studies - Fall, 2003 The Nebraska Council for the Social Studies - Fall, 2002 The Nebraska Council for the Social Studies - Spring, 2002 The Nebraska State Council for the Social Studies - Fall, 2000 The Nebraska Council for the Social Studies - Spring, 2000 THE Read More Go to Site

		New York State Council for the Social Studies and New York State Supervisors Association ^Votes:0 Home About NYSCSS About NYS4A Membership Events News & Notices Local Councils Resources Officers Committees Contact NYSCSS Officers Contact NYS4A Conference 2007 Employment Articles Publications Links Special Publication New York and Slavery: Complicity and Resistance Interested in New York State Social Studies Curriculum? Visit the State Education Department Web site What's New? ANNOUNCING: Conference 2008 "With Liberty And Justice For All" The theme and dates of the 2008 Conference have been announced. Read More >> Board of Regents to Review AIS Regulations Received: April 10, 2007 New York State Board of Regents will evaluate Academic Intervention Services... Read More >> Online Resource: Slave Narratives Posted: September 21, 2006 Created by The Museum of the Afri Read More Go to Site

		OCSS Home Page ^Votes:0 The Ohio Council for the Social Studies Educating Tomorrow's Citizens Encourage your senators to support History Day funding! Click here to find out how. Check out OCSS Featured Websites ! Fall's list features ten websites recommended by Merry Merryfield, Professor in Social Studies and Global Education at the Ohio State University. Want up-to-date information about the OAT and OGT from the Ohio Department of Education? Check out Ohio's new statewide testing website at http://portal.success-ode-state-oh-us.info/ Be an exhibitor at the OCSS Annual Conference April 10-12, 2008! Exhibitor Space Request forms now online . Forms are due by January 14, 2008 Address questions, comments, and suggestions to web editor at: amringer@yahoo.com ? 2007 Ohio Council for the Social Studies All rights rese Read More Go to Site

		Organization of American Historians ^Votes:0 Wednesday November 21, 2007 Click here for . . . About OAH Advertise with OAH Announcements Awards and Prizes Committees Contact Us Frequently Asked Questions Support OAH History Web Links Individual Membership Institutional Subscriptions Join OAH Journal of American History Job Listings Lectureship Program Mailing Lists OAH Meetings Member Benefits Member Services Login OAH Magazine of History OAH Newsletter Publications Recent Scholarship Online Search Teaching Resources The Organization of American Historians promotes excellence in the scholarship, teaching, and presentation of American history, and encourages wide discussion of historical questions and equitable treatment of all practitioners of history. The OAH publishes the quarterly Journal of American History OAH hosts the web site Read More Go to Site

		Social Studies - Utah State Office of Education ^Votes:0 Social Studies: Central to the Mission of Public Education The National Council for the Social Studies defines social studies as "the integrated study of the social sciences and humanities to promote civic competence." For students to become fully empowered participants in democracy, attention must be paid to this "civic competence." The social studies -- including history, geography, economics, political science, sociology, psychology, anthropology -- are central to the mission of public schools. This web site is an effort to support educators, administrators, students, and parents in understanding and implementing the social studies core curriculum. In addition, we hope to make sure that resources, lesson ideas, exemplary teaching, and outstanding professional develop Read More Go to Site

		The Alamo Society ^Votes:0 ---------- The Alamo Society Davy Crockett 1786 - 1836 Alamo Defender Contents Current Issue, September, 2007 Recent Journals Books Comments Meetings Historical Texas Flags 2007 Symposium 2006 Symposium 2005 Symposium 2004 Symposium DRT; The Alamo San Antonio Missions The Alamo's changing look The Legend of Davy Crockett The Alamo Movie Site New The Crockett Chronicle The Alamo Journal For Membership and Subscription Information Web site design by: David Dresdner Latest revision: September 17, 2007 Remember The Alamo! Welcome to THE ALAMO SOCIETY! The Alamo Society is an international organization of professional and amateur historians which was founded in 1986, the year of the Texas Sesquicentennial. The members of The Alamo Society are interested in one or more aspects of the Alamo, the Read More Go to Site

		The Connecticut League of History Organizations ^Votes:0 CLHO Hires First Executive Director The Board of Directors is pleased to introduce Priscilla Brendler as the first executive director of CLHO. This announcement is the culmination of an extensive search and interview process, which began last fall. As part of the ongoing monitoring of our strategic plan, the Board recognized that CLHO had reached a plateau in what it can accomplish with its present combination of paid staff and volunteers. In order to achieve the objectives outlined in the strategic plan and expand our membership services, it was determined that hiring an executive director was necessary. » Read More.... CLHO.org Incorporated as a nonprofit organization in 1950, The Connecticut League of History Organizations serves to unite, support, and promote historical interests and a Read More Go to Site

		Untitled Document ^Votes:0 American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies About Us Annual Conferences Affiliate Societies and Caucuses Membership Information Publications Executive Board Prizes and Fellowships Contact Us The American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies is an interdisciplinary group dedicated to the advancement of scholarship in all aspects of the period . . . from the later seventeenth through the early nineteenth century. Established in 1969, the American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies advances study and research in the history of a time that has profoundly influenced our world. ASECS is a pioneer in interdisciplinary investigation, and it therefore welcomes as members those working in all areas of scholarly inquiry pertinent to eighteenth-century studies. Affiliates Coordinator Applica Read More Go to Site

		Welcome to AASLH ^Votes:0 Other Resources Advocacy Frequently Asked Questions Members Only Room Guests Login Here Resource Links Support AASLH Annual Meeting Information/Registration The American Association for State and Local History provides leadership, service, and support for its members, who preserve and interpret state and local history in order to make the past more meaningful in American Society. AASLH Leadership for the New Century Endowment Campaign IMLS Connecting to Collections Bookshelf Federal Formula Grants for Museums Click Here for Member Benefit Highlights and Program AASLH Career Center AASLH began in 1904, under the wing of the American Historical Association. Then called the Conference of State and Local Historical Societies, AASLH broke out on its own in December of 1940 to become the America Read More Go to Site

		Welcome to SCCSS! ^Votes:0 Peel it off and stick it on! Click to learn more Welcome to the South Carolina Council for the Social Studies! Click on any button above to explore this site. SCCSS P O Box 11746 Columbia, SC 29211-1746 Charles Vaughan, Webmaster ?1999-2006 SCCSS. All rights reserved. Read More Go to Site

		Welcome to the NJCSS web site ^Votes:0 New Jersey Council for the Social Studies About Us Mission Statement Officers Board of Directors Publisher members Membership Application Affiliates NJCSS Publications Conferences Teacher Resources Social Studies Organizations Social Studies Listserv Job Opportunities Sites NJ Core Content Standards for Social Studies NJ Social Studies Curriculum Framework NCSS Curriculum Standards National Standards for History memoprove order cialis kimeru calliope starmedtv labcorp userenv cmed beep wather hgf ferres viagra levitra comparison russian movie activites goshawk keyripper rattles chowking viagra alternative einsatzgruppen lieberman iboard3 autotap blackcock copd telular channel4 tuva pharmacy online phentermine cqu blondes picturehunter guiness cetacean [Wed Nov 21 21:00:05 MSK 2007] Upcomin Read More Go to Site

		World History Association - Hosted by the Woodrow Wilson Leadership Program for Teachers ^Votes:0 World History Association in partnership with the Woodrow Wilson Leadership Program for Teachers Announcements June 1998: World History: Teaching for the 21st Century : The Seventh International Meeting of the World History Association. Status of History in the Nation's Schools : a preliminary report from the National Center for History in the Schools. Check the calendar , or tell us about an event of interest to teachers of World History. More ... Conference Papers Reconstructing the History of South African Environmentalism, 1910-1990 , by Farieda Khan (Univ. of Capetown, South Africa). More ... Teaching Materials "Big History" : an interdepartmental course which combines human history and the sciences to provide a global perspective of the earth's history. Teaching Tolerance through Wor Read More Go to Site

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