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Methods
  • The Binary Paideia method of teaching history
  • “Thinking as Historians Do”
  • “ESP” investigation of History
  • “SPEECH” investigation of History
  • The S.O.A.P. method of analyzing primary sources
  • C.S.I (Content Source Investigator) method of teaching history
  • E.Q.U.A.L. method of investigating Primary Sources
  • Macro-History through Local History
  • Bracketing History
  • The Principles of Warfare
  • The Great Parley
  • Turnkey Dissemination
  • Backward Design
  • “Talking History” chat room
  • The Importance of Academic Background Knowledge
  • Standards-Based Lesson Design
  • Historical Re-Enactment
  • Flash Groups
  • History Wrap-Around
  • Mnemonics for Memory
  • The Last Word
  • Exploring Local & Marco History in Cemeteries
  • ... and more!




AIHE Testimonials

Testimonials


Pam Polizzi-Johnson
Teacher says:
I honestly don't know what I would do without CICERO. Being allowed access to that site has made my life so much easier. I am researching CICERO today to prepare for the New Deal and then WWII and can't believe the plethora of information available. I don't know why anyone who has access to the site wouldn't use it!
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AIHE Events

Events


03/13/10:
Martin Luther King Liberty Fellowship
Asbury Park (NJ)
03/16/10:
Talking History Webinar
ALL
03/16/10:
Chester (PA) Curriculum Workshop
Chester
03/18/10 - 03/19/10:
Making of American Liberty Fellowship
Cleveland County (NC)
03/19/10 - 03/20/10:
History of a Nation Liberty Fellowship
Kern County (CA)
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