Explore the character and accomplishments of George Washington while living on his 18th-century estate. Engage in an active exploration of 18th-century history with top historians. Participate in interactive workshops, tours, field trips, and group projects. Discuss how to integrate the teaching of history into English, Science, Math, and Geography curricula. Return to your classroom and share new knowledge, teaching materials, and enthusiasm with your students. The Institute has five slots for North Carolina educators to participate in this annual, week-long residential program. Read the attached brochure for more information.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
2011 George Washington Teachers’ Institute
Explore the character and accomplishments of George Washington while living on his 18th-century estate. Engage in an active exploration of 18th-century history with top historians. Participate in interactive workshops, tours, field trips, and group projects. Discuss how to integrate the teaching of history into English, Science, Math, and Geography curricula. Return to your classroom and share new knowledge, teaching materials, and enthusiasm with your students. The Institute has five slots for North Carolina educators to participate in this annual, week-long residential program. Read the attached brochure for more information.
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