ANUAH Discussion Forum

Leading By Example, in the 21st Century...

This is the public discussion area for all ANUAH members. It is our forum for sharing thoughts and questions as we explore American history.

Members

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  • Erin Carriker
  • Grady S. Wagner
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  • Rick matiya
  • Sarah Hemry
  • Kent Isakson
  • Rena Jane Witter
  • Mary Richards
  • Mandy G
  • Crystal Ann Mowbray
  • linda biddle
  • Leigh Anne Bonney
  • Carey M. Steele
  • Craig Kind
  • Rafe Johnson
  • alex koplin
  • Thomas Rushford
  • Seanna Gunn
  • Roxy Menadelook
 

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This NING (a social-networking tool) functions as part of the ANUAH Virtual Academy. It is the home base for Alaskan educator DIALOGUE and discussion focused on understanding and teaching American history.

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  • A GROUP is for a specific CLASS.  That's where you post assignments and sharing ideas centered on topics focused on specific ANUAH courses.
  • A FORUM is a CONVERSATION centered on topics relevant to our entire learning community , please join the specific FORUM in which you are interested.

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Cindee Karns

EXTRA IMPORTANT WEB LINKS FOR HISTORY TEACHERS 2 Replies

Here's the UAF museum's page about how to teach National History Day. It's EXCELLENT. http://www.uaf.edu/museum/education/re also included a Fairbanks teacher's child's powerpoint of going to Nation…

Tagged: display, NHD

Started by Cindee Karns in Sample Title. Last reply by Cindee Karns Dec. 11, 2009.

Cindee Karns

MENTORING

How can we, as a community of learners, build additional Teaching American History mentors to ensure a self-sustaining community?

Tagged: mentoring

Started by Cindee Karns in Sample Title May. 31, 2009.

Cindee Karns

PROJECT CITIZEN

http://www.civiced.org/index.php?page=introduction Armstrong and I have been doing Project Citizen for a long time. We are wondering if there are others out there who have been doing this? Our plan i…

Started by Cindee Karns in Sample Title Jun. 7, 2009.

Cindee Karns

TEACHING AMERICAN HISTORY RESOURCES 3 Replies

Here is a place to post your favorite texts, conferences, or other things for teachers. Please post the title as well as a summary of why it's important. Make sure you click on at the bottom of the…

Tagged: texts, conferences, books

Started by Cindee Karns in Sample Title. Last reply by Cindee Karns Jun. 2, 2009.

 
 

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Carey M. Steele commented on John Trampush's group 'American History Digitized'
Suzanne, I love it too. It helps me not to panic about missing something in class too, because I know I can go back later if need be.
January 27
Cindee Karns commented on John Trampush's group 'American History Digitized'
A lot of these comments are so interesting. I especially want to think some more about what Patricia said, "I look at the natives living in rural Alaska and their view on the white man and to me I don't feel the same prejudice as I did when visiting…
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American History Digitized
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Cindee Karns replied to Rena Jane Witter's discussion 'Evitability -- Native American Assimilation or Predominance?'
Interesting thoughts here. I have a whole history book on WHAT IF. . . It's kind of fun to imagine. Right now I'm imagining what life would be like if Al Gore had been president. :-) Would it be a different world or is fate fate. Is it John Calvin P…
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Evitability -- Native American Assimilation or Predominance?
After class I began thinking about what our country would be like if the Indians had banded together and defeated the white man, or what if there had been a compromise between them over the land and over who ruled. Although we pat ourselves on the…
January 10
Erin Carriker commented on John Trampush's group 'American History Digitized'
Living and teaching in Alaska I have a much more in-depth perspective to Native culture than I ever did growing up and teaching in southern California. Their culture is still so real to these groups and some of the same feelings that were invoved in…
January 7
 

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