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2009 Summer Institute for Teachers John Brown’s Raid: Invasion
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June 21-26, 2009, 8:00 AM- 5:00 PM (with 2 evening sessions on Sunday June 21 and Wednesday June 24). Note: Sunday June 21's session will only be in the evening. (1859-2009) Commemorating 150 years since John Brown’s raid
at In June 2009, Harpers Ferry National Historical Park and the Harpers Ferry Historical Association will host a one-week workshop that will enable 4th-12th grade teachers to walk in the footsteps of John Brown, John Cook, Shields Green, Robert E. Lee, J.E.B. Stuart, Heyward Shepherd, Fontaine Beckham, and many others as they learn about events of national significance that have occurred in Harpers Ferry. Educators will get to interact with historians, curators, museum educators, and other professionals in the field. This institute will prepare teachers to use historic documents, artifacts, and images to enhance their teaching and to inspire students with the stories that make history come alive in the classroom and beyond. This summer institute is limited to twenty-five participants. All participants will receive: • Books and other teaching resource materials; • Field trips
to sites in • An
opportunity for three hours of graduate credit from
Click here to download an application for the Teachers Institute. Questions? Contact Amber Kraft,
Education Specialist,
Teachers who apply will be notified of their status. Teachers of grades 4-12 and from all disciplines are welcome to attend. |
Did You Know?
President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed legislation creating Harpers Ferry National Monument on June 29, 1944.