Begins January 27, 2012

The spring online course/discussion with Dr. Diana Pasulka will begin January 27, 2012. You will be able to access the course by logging in as usual to the Blackboard site and selecting the Spring 2012 course.

NEW: Podcast Available

Check out the podcast of Dr. Chris Fonvielle's lecture, "The Civil War," from the 2011 Summer Institute.

The first part of the lecture is available below.

Part I

For the other three parts of the lecture visit the 2011 Summer Institute Workshop Page. Enjoy!

NEW: Jim Crow Era Resources Posted

TAH NC has now posted online resources for topics about the Jim Crow Era. View the Jim Crow Era Trunk!

View Other Trunks Online...

Coming soon:  The American Revolution, American South, Expansion/Reform, Civil War and Reconstruction Trunks.

Upcoming Workshop: February 11, 2011

The  next workshop will be on Saturday, February 11 at UNCW in the Madeline Suite from 8am to 2pm. Dr. Liz Hines will be presenting " Jim Crow Laws." She will be covering information from the two books that grant participants have read: The Strange Career of Jim Crow and Ballots and Fence Rails.

The pedagogy presenter will be the 2010-2011 NC State Teacher of the Year, Jennifer Facciolini. Please arrive by 8 am so that we can get started on time. Breakfast and lunch will be provided.

If you have an iPad, please bring it that day so we can check it back in.  Also, please return any Traveling Trunks on this day. 

Workshop Agenda and Parking Map (Park in Lot FF)

Visit the "Jim Crow Laws" workshop page for more infromation, and print and visual resources.

New Trunks Available!

Don’t forget about our new trunks. Please let Cara Ward know if you would like to check one out.

Here is a list of the Traveling Trunks that are available for you to check out:

American Indian Trunk
Colonial Trunk
Revolution Trunk
Founding Era Trunk
Westward Expansion and Reform Trunk
Civil War and Reconstruction Trunk

New Trunks
African American History Trunk
Women's History Trunk
Immigration Trunk
Turn of the Century Trunk
World War I Trunk
1920s and 1930s Trunk
World War II Trunk
Civil Rights Trunk
Cold War Trunk

Reminder

Just a friendly reminder that everyone should be attending a PLC meeting once a month as these hours count toward your total professional development hours for the year. If your group is meeting at a time or place that is inconvenient for you, please let me know and I will help you find another group.

PLC Leaders – Please remember to post your January meeting notes once you meet. A discussion heading for the January notes has been created in the usual spot on Blackboard (still under Dr. Berg’s course). Also, please post any missing November or December notes.

Due Soon...

The next lesson plan is due Monday, February 27th. Please start working on them now so that you can turn them in by the deadline. It is very important for these to be turned in on time so that Thomas and Suzanne can give you timely feedback. Only two more lesson plans to go!

Check-in and Check-out iPads February 11

For those of you who have an iPad checked out, it is due back at the workshop on February 11th. If you would like to check one out following the workshop, please email Cara Ward.

Podcast Available

Check out the podcast of Dr. Herbert Berg's lecture "The Moorish Science Temple and the Ahmadiyya Missionaries," from November 5, 2011.

Visit the "The Moorish Science Temple & Ahmadiyya Missionaries" workshop page for more infromation, and print and visual resources.

The Moorish Science Temple and Ahmadiyya Missionary Images

Top Image: "Members of the Moorish Science Temple of America posing before meeting place during annual gathering, October 1928. Prophet Noble Drew Ali Founder [is in the] first row, standing, fifth from left [in white]." From the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture.

Bottom Image: The Ahmadiyya missionary Muhammad Sadiq. From The Moslem Sunrise (January 1923), 155. From the MoslemSunrise.com.

Podcast Available

Check out the podcast of Dr. Herbert Berg's lecture "Muslim Slaves, Immigration, & American Islamicism" from the September workshop.

The lecture is in four parts, and the first part is available below. For all four parts of the lecture visit the Islam in America Workshop Page.

Primary Resources Related to this Workshop

For a list of resources related to this workshop, and to read more about Omar ibn Said, other Muslim slaves, and Islam in America click here...

Image of Omar ibn Said

The above image is an ambrotype of Omar ibn Said from from the North Carolina Collection, Photographic Archives, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and Documenting the American South.

Podcast Available

TAH NC, UNCW's Department of Philosophy and Religion, and Pender County Schools presented "The Emergence of the Sky Scraper," a lecture by Mike Wallace Friday, September 9.

The lecture is in four parts, and the first part is available below. For all four parts of the lecture visit the Archived Lecture Page.

Podcast Available

Check out the podcast of Dr. Kathleen Berkeley's lecture "The Women’s Liberation Movement." The lecture is in three parts, and the first part is available below. For all three parts of the lecture visit the 2011-2012 Kick-Off Event Page.

Part I

New Resources

Check out these iPad Apps for Education provided at TAH NC's September workshop.

Go to the iPad Apps for Education page now or download as the iPad Apps for Education PDF.

Apps pertain to the American Presidents, Congress, U.S. History Timeline, Stats of the Union, the Civil War, and much more...

New TAH NC Homepage Link

Please note the new link "Reviewed by TeachingHistory.org" to TeachingHistory.org on the left side of our homepage (under the Facebook, Blog, and Podcast links).

TeachingHistory.org provides Teaching Materials, History Content, and Best Practices for elementary, middle, and high school teachers.

Read the 2010 article, "Project Spotlight: Teaching American History in North Carolina" by TeachingHistory.org.

The Development of Modern America 1865-1925

Year 3 of Teaching American History in North Carolina will cover objectives from the North Carolina Social Studies Standard Course of Study for Eighth grade Social Studies and U.S. History.

The focus for 2011-2012 will be The Development of Modern America, 1865-1925.  Workshops include both content seminars and pedagogy instruction. Topics with include:

* The Women’s Liberation Movement in America
* Gotham City:  A History of New York City
* African Roots and Black America in the Gilded Age
* Muslim Slaves, Immigration, and American Islamicism
* The Moorish Science Temple and Ahmadiyya Missionaries
* The Scopes Monkey Trial
* The Failures of Reconstruction: Jim Crow Laws
* Woodrow Wilson: Politics and Heritage
* 1898 and the Wilmington 10
* World War I

Download the 2011-2012 Master Syllabus!

TAH NC Partners