One of the themes that we embraced last week in the professional development workshop that I helped run in D.C. is the importance of broadening the historical narrative to include more voices. We did this through lectures and at historic sites in around the city. Such an approach helped to broaden the story of Reconstruction and helped our teachers think more carefully about current debates surrounding Civil War memory.
Finding the American Story Between 1619 and…
One of the themes that we embraced last week in the professional development workshop that I helped run in D.C. is the importance of broadening the historical narrative to include more voices. We did this through lectures and at historic sites in around the city. Such an approach helped to broaden the story of Reconstruction and helped our teachers think more carefully about current debates surrounding Civil War memory.
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