Stephanie Greenhut
Stephanie joined the National Archives in 2008 as an education technology specialist after teaching history and law to middle and high school students. She creates educational resources, including web-based and mobile instructional materials and tools. She manages DocsTeach.org, and oversees the primary source collection and ongoing creation of document-based learning activities. She holds degrees from Union College and Hofstra University.
Christopher Zarr
Christopher joined the National Archives in 2008 as an education specialist after teaching U.S. and world history to high school students in New Jersey. He helps teachers, students, and the general public discover ways to learn from primary sources through educational materials and workshops, social media, and exhibitions. He has a Bachelor of Arts in history and political science and a master’s in social studies education, all from Rutgers University.
I would like to find out more about “The Write Stuff” Literacy, writing, and research festival. Please contact me at villarealbecky@gmail.com
Thank you for your interest. We’ll be in touch via email.
Great work!
Wonderful post! Keep up the good writing. Thanks for sharing with us!
As I start a new career as an online history teacher, I must return to my roots. Thanks for the great options. I’ll let you know when my channel comes online this year and then next year I am going to post videos of each place – and museums – from each historical event. I’ll be visiting you!
Wow – best of luck, Mickey!