How have the democratic principles of the United States changed over time? Using primary sources from our collection, discover new strategies and resources for discussing democracy and community in the K-5 classroom.
Tag: History
Seminar — Explore Democracy at Risk: Holocaust and Human Behavior
Learn current scholarship on the history of the Holocaust and new research focused on human behavior, group dynamics, and bias.
Discover a New Approach to Teaching The Civil Rights Movement
Explore strategies that can challenge students to think critically about themes of injustice and democracy, understand how change happens in a democratic society, and make meaningful connections to what is happening in today’s world.
Spend Chancellor’s Day at the Jewish Museum: Art & Biography
Consider how works of art can contribute to the understanding of an individual’s life story, and how a biographical treatment can assume many different creative forms.
Exploring Music & Memory in the Diaspora with MOCA & The Museum at Eldridge Street
View the Museum at Eldridge Street, and then proceed to the Museum of Chinese in America.
Chancellor’s PD Day: Bold Visions, Bold Voices — Harlem Renaissance in the 21st Century
Join the Apollo Education Program for this full-day workshop alongside seasoned educators to engage in hands-on performative activities, such as theater and musical experiences that will immerse you in the intersection between history and the arts.