Project for Historical Education


The Project for Historical Education is a collaboration between the UNC School of Education and History Department. A flourishing program in UNC’s History Department during the 1990s, PHE's activities ceased after 2002 due to funding problems. In the fall of 2006, the PHE was revived with the help of new financial support and a new collaborative plan that includes both the School of Education and the History Department. The PHE is now once again organizing programs for public school teachers on new approaches to historical research and pedagogy, stressing the importance of dialogue and conversation among UNC faculty, public school teachers, and future teachers. The goal is to strengthen and support historical education in North Carolina.

Archives

  • 2008.11.18: Announcing Our 12/6 Workshop: The Built Environment as Source in Teaching History
  • 2008.09.05: Save the Date: American Presidential Politics
  • 2008.05.20: Using Film to Teach Modern World History
  • 2008.04.02: New Perspectives on African American History and Culture
  • 2008.03.26: Announcing our April 12th Workshop: Using Film to Teach Modern World History: From Colonialism and the Cold War to Today
  • 2008.02.11: James Anderson at UNC-Chapel Hill on February 21st!
  • 2008.02.05: Documents from Our Workshop "Sports as American History"
  • 2008.01.10: Announcing Our 2/2 Workshop: Sports as American History
  • 2007.12.11: How to Teach Religion Documents
  • 2007.11.08: Announcing Our 12/1 Workshop: How to Teach Religion in the History Classroom
  • 2007.10.10: Race and Revolution Documents
  • 2007.09.24: Information for This Saturday's Workshop
  • 2007.09.17: Travel Grants Available!
  • 2007.09.05: Announcing Our September 29th Workshop: Race and Revolution in Latin America
  • 2007.08.27: Save the Date! September 29th
  • 2007.03.29: Announcing Our April 21st Workshop: War, Genocide and History in Vietnam and Cambodia
  • 2007.01.26: Information for the February Workshop
  • 2007.01.05: Announcing February Workshop on U.S. Immigration
  • 2007.01.05: What is PHE?
  • 2006.12.01: Information for the December 9th Workshop
  • 2006.11.15: Next PHE Workshop on December 9th: "Saxes Banjos and Fiddles: Using Popular Music to Teach U.S. History"
  • 2006.09.30: Workshop: "Teaching U.S. History in a Global Perspective"

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Recent Posts

  • Announcing Our 12/6 Workshop: The Built Environment as Source in Teaching History
  • Save the Date: American Presidential Politics
  • Using Film to Teach Modern World History
  • New Perspectives on African American History and Culture
  • Announcing our April 12th Workshop: Using Film to Teach Modern World History: From Colonialism and the Cold War to Today
  • James Anderson at UNC-Chapel Hill on February 21st!
  • Documents from Our Workshop "Sports as American History"
  • Announcing Our 2/2 Workshop: Sports as American History
  • How to Teach Religion Documents
  • Announcing Our 12/1 Workshop: How to Teach Religion in the History Classroom
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