The Montana Historical Society's Annual Report.. 2008
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Appro.ximately 240 students and teachers from a dozen rural communities participated.
The Society organized a day-long workshop on Indian Education for All at Helena High School which brought together 10 presenters and 200 high school seniors.
A pilot project with Jefferson Elementary School in Helena continued with a goal to identify new ways to incorporate the museum into the classroom. Student groups from Helena, Willow Creek, and East Helena received training in historical research techniqu...es.
Three major institutes were presented: the Montana Country History Initiative Steering Committee (May), the Indian Education for All Best Practices for Museums and Educators (June), and Celebrating Community: County History in the Classroom (June).
The Society's free three-day 2008 Summer Teacher Institute, "Celebrating Communit)': Count)' Histor)- in the Classroom," was held in June in Helena. Session leaders included noted historians, heritage education leaders and celebrated authors.
ik^ AiJ:^^ The Hockaday Museum of Art, Kalispell, and educators of the Blackfeet Indian Nation brought Plains Indian culture to schools in 2008 through assistance from the Indian Education For All Best Practices initiative, Tom Cook, photographer The Society is also working with educators and others on a new statewide effort.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Appro.ximately 240 students and teachers from a dozen rural communities participated.
The Society organized a day-long workshop on Indian Education for All at Helena High School which brought together 10 presenters and 200 high school seniors.
A pilot project with Jefferson Elementary School in Helena continued with a goal to identify new ways to incorporate the museum into the classroom. Student groups from Helena, Willow Creek, and East Helena received training in historical research techniqu...es.
Three major institutes were presented: the Montana Country History Initiative Steering Committee (May), the Indian Education for All Best Practices for Museums and Educators (June), and Celebrating Community: County History in the Classroom (June).
The Society's free three-day 2008 Summer Teacher Institute, "Celebrating Communit)': Count)' Histor)- in the Classroom," was held in June in Helena. Session leaders included noted historians, heritage education leaders and celebrated authors.
ik^ AiJ:^^ The Hockaday Museum of Art, Kalispell, and educators of the Blackfeet Indian Nation brought Plains Indian culture to schools in 2008 through assistance from the Indian Education For All Best Practices initiative, Tom Cook, photographer The Society is also working with educators and others on a new statewide effort.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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