US History - Middle School Spring 2010

Submitted by John Morris on Thu, 12/17/2009 - 10:21am

Cost:

$55.00

Meeting Date(s):

Thu, 05/13/2010 4:00pm – 7:00pm

Location:

Raymond Walters Annex
4131 Cooper Road
Corner of Cooper Rd. and Plainfield Rd. (white bldg.)
Blue Ash (Cincinnati), OH 45242

Topics:

Choices, Civil War, Economics, Government, US History

Course Description

The American Revolution, the development of the government, the Civil War, Industrialization, the economy and the protest movements – come learn about great classroom activities and improve your students depth of knowledge. Learn ways to integrate economic analysis skills into your American history lessons.

All participants receive a copy of the "Focus: Economics and U.S. History" teaching guide specific to their teaching grade level.

Additional Information:

This program has a UC graduate credit option. A grant allows for graduate credit to be purchased for only $229/hour.

The class meets for just 3 hours. Credit requires design of a lesson or formal review of six print lessons. Details about the credit options will be explained at the session. There is an option to extend credit to 2 quarter hours through completion of an independent project.

Refreshements will be provided.

Graduate Credit Available:

Yes

Online or In Person:

In person

Instructor:

Douglas Haskell

University Course Title:

Implementing Economics and SS Curriculum

University Course Number:

22-ECED-614