Planifier son projet en SE. Pour les profs. Teaching Teachers the Power of Place - Home. Images top to bottom: Historic house located in the West End Historic District of Waxahachie, Texas, Photo courtesy of Flickr's Creative Commons; The Aloha Theatre and Cafe, Kainaliu, Hawai'i, Photo courtesy of Flickr's Creative Commons; Christine Falls Bridge, Mount Rainier National Park, Photo courtesy of Beth Boland. The Power of Place Historic places cover the vast American landscape. From national parks to sites that embody local history, each of these places has an important historic narrative to tell, each can engage the minds and activate the curiosity of students, and each provides Americans a genuine encounter with the past.
The powerful and intriguing nature of historic places provides teachers with an invaluable opportunity to help students appreciate the connection between their lives and the historic narratives, themes, and ideas of our nation’s past. Teaching and Learning Professional Development Please enjoy browsing and using this addition to our website. Teaching American History Projects at CHNM. SCORE History/Social Science. §.