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Teaching American History programs are different from other teaching seminars you might attend. In our seminars, participants read primary sources from American history and spend their time in thoughtful discussion. They leave with a richer appreciation for broader themes in history and a better understanding of how to bring discussion-based learning to their own classrooms.
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Joining Teaching American History gives you free access to a national community of educators, scholar-led seminars, and classroom-ready resources built around primary documents. As a member, you’ll engage in thoughtful discussion, strengthen your understanding of American history, and bring deeper, more meaningful learning experiences to your students—all at no cost.
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