History in Focus S3 E6 AHA 2025 and History Teachers
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Feb 5, 2025 Katharina Matro, a high school history teacher specializing in U.S. History and AP World History, and Megan Porter, who teaches American Studies and Sociology, delve into the AHA 2025 K-16 Content Cohort. They discuss the importance of resilience in history education and how structured teaching approaches can foster meaningful dialogue amidst today's challenges. The conversation highlights collaborative workshops that integrate AI and emphasizes networking among educators for professional growth, ultimately enriching the teaching experience.
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AHA Annual Meeting for Teachers
- Consider attending the AHA annual meeting for history teachers.
- It offers valuable programming and insights into history pedagogy.
Bridging the Gap
- The AHA bridges the gap between academic historians and teachers.
- It makes scholarship accessible and facilitates dialogue between scholars and educators.
K-16 Content Cohort
- The K-16 cohort provides teachers with a structured conference experience.
- It allows for debriefing sessions and social interaction, making the conference more manageable.