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Teaching with Artifacts: What Edith Galt Wilson’s Suit Can Teach Students about World War I and Women in America

Posted on May 28, 2014 by Stephanie

Students feel like detectives on a mission to discover what they can learn about history when they learn with artifacts. Continue reading →

Posted in Document Spotlights, Partner Organizations, Professional Development, Teaching Activities & Lesson Plans | Tagged artifact, first_ladies, first_lady, guest_blogger, president, presidential_library, primary_sources, wilson, women, women's_history | 1 Comment

Teachers Grapple with Timely Topic: The Camp David Accords 35 Years Later

Posted on September 4, 2013 by Stephanie

Social studies teachers participated in the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum’s 2013 Summer Seminar for educators, The Camp David Accords 35 Years Later: Looking Back to Discover Future Prospects for Mideast Peace, this past July. Continue reading →

Posted in Professional Development | Tagged diplomacy, egypt, first_lady, foreign_policy, guest_blogger, israel, Jimmy_Carter, middle_east, peace, primary_sources, professional_development | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: first_lady

Teaching with Artifacts: What Edith Galt Wilson’s Suit Can Teach Students about World War I and Women in America

Teachers Grapple with Timely Topic: The Camp David Accords 35 Years Later

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