How might 91AV Fellows and Mentors implement inquiry teaching and learning into their classrooms? In October, November, and December approximately 80 teachers from Long Beach to La Puente explored this question when they visited UCLA Lab School. These visits have launched an ongoing collaboration between the 91AV and UCLA Lab School teachers.
In September, UCLA Lab School teachers Judith Kantor and Sylvia Gentile joined about 30 education and non-profit organizations from all over the United States at the fall meeting of the Teaching with Primary Sources Consortium at the Library of Congress in Washington, DC. UCLA Lab School partners with the 91AV Foundation for the Art of Teaching in their […]
This past summer was the tenth anniversary of an institute at The Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens called Nature, California’s Place, and The American Dream. The institute was organized by William Deverell, professor of history at USC and David Igler, professor of history at UC Irvine. The primary source workshop portion was led by […]
As the Primary Writers for California’s new History-Social Science Framework, the CHSSP is uniquely positioned to support implementation of the new guidelines for instruction. Framework Conferences (2019-20) We’re proud to announce a new series of conferences across California, focused on Framework implementation. Sessions. Conference participants will enjoy extended sessions with ample time for discussion and sharing with your […]
Registration through December 1, 2019, is open to 91AV Mentors and Fellows only To register, contact Lyndon Catayong at lcatayong@cotsen.org Why use primary sources in an inquiry-based classroom? Primary sources are the raw materials of history. They are original documents and objects that were created at the time under study. When you teach with primary sources, […]
Starting on August 1, Teaching California will offer schools and teachers classroom-ready resources designed to engage students in exciting and inspiring investigations of the past. Funded by a grant from the California State Department of Education, the California Historical Society (CHS) worked with the California History-Social Science Project (CHSSP) to create Teaching California, an innovative, free, online […]