How To Use Educational and Spiritual Retreat Resources
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The following resources may be used free of charge for class exercises and instruction, personal development, community study clubs, and religious and spiritual retreats.
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Downloadable Resources
| Workshops & Retreats (PPT) | Guide to Teaching Historiography to Elementary & Secondary Students (PDF) |
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Introduction to Critical Thinking Historiography in K-12 Education Developing Civility & Scholarship |
Guide Teachining Historiography Elementary Secondary Historiography. Appendix A. The Struggle for Women’s Right to Vote Historiography. Appendix B Version One Origins War in Vietnam Historiography. Appendix B. Version Two. Origins of War in Vietnam Historiography. Appendix C. Student Questions War in Vietnam |