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9/21/18
Author kmccleary@hsp.org
Topics : 20th century, Arts and Culture, Civil Rights, Education, Government and civics, Politics, Vietnam War
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9/14/18
Author kmccleary@hsp.org
Topics : 18th century, Colonial period, Government and civics
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8/8/18
Author Beth A Twiss Houting
HSP has a variety of exciting ways this fall for teachers to learn historical content and think about new ways of teaching history, writing, and art
Topics : Education
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4/3/18
Author Beth A Twiss Houting
Topics : Business, Civil Rights, Community and Public Service, Economics, Government and civics, Immigration, Industry
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3/30/18
Author Beth A Twiss Houting
*This blog is the thirteenth in a series by Sarah Sharp, Global Educator for World Heritage Philadelphia.
Topics : 19th century, 20th century, Civil Rights, Government and civics, Philadelphia, Women
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3/23/18
Author Beth A Twiss Houting
Topics : 19th century, 20th century, Economics, Immigration, Industry, Labor, Philadelphia, Women
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3/13/18
Author Beth A Twiss Houting
*This blog is the eleventh in a series
Topics : 19th century, 20th century, African American, Community and Public Service, Education, Women
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3/1/18
Author kmccleary@hsp.org
Women's History Month is a time for us to recognize and salute women's contributions to society and the American family. In honor of Women’s History Month, we’ve put together a list of featured lesson plans from HSP’s collection. These lesson plans offers a wealth of primary sources to help students on all grade levels dive deep into analyzing the great contributions that women have made to our nation. Learn about the history of women in the United States by exploring primary sources from the War of Independence to the World Wars.
Topics : 19th century, 20th century, 21st century, Women
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2/16/18
Author kmccleary@hsp.org
HSP’s collection offers a wealth of primary sources to help students on all grade levels dive deep into analyzing the history of African-American’s struggle for freedom and equality in the U.S. We invite you to explore our featured lesson plans spanning the Civil War to Civil Rights in Pennsylvania. Then, explore all of our African-American history focused lesson plans here.
Topics : African American, Education
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2/7/18
Author Beth A Twiss Houting
Register today for workshops this spring on topics from labor to international trade to language learning.
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