See my article in the February edition of World History Connected!
My students and I address this question on our blog, Hudson Valley Social Studies: https://hawksites.newpaltz.edu/dullj/
Teaching about the Feminist Rights Revolution: Ruth Bader Ginsburg as “The Thurgood Marshall of Women’s Rights”
When: 3:30-5:30, 10/17/2018 Where: Lecture Center 107, SUNY New Paltz Free and open to all educators, Refreshments will be served! Questions? Laura J. Dull, dullj@newpaltz.edu, 845.257.2849
Many thanks to co-panelists and attendees for stimulating discussion on how slavery is taught in international textbooks!
Join me on Saturday, October 14 for a free workshop with Sanford and Cynthia Levinson on What Students Need to Know – But Rarely Learn – About the Constitution, at NYU. You will get a copy of the Levinsons’ excellent new … Continue reading
A unit on colonial Hudson Valley written with Maryann Fallek is posted on this blog with links to other teaching materials on teaching Hudson Valley slavery: http://www.teachingthehudsonvalley.org/understanding-hv-slavery/
Colleagues and students hiked in the Mohonk Preserve, it was cold outside, but we had a great time!
My chapter with Diana Turk is in this book: http://www.amazon.com/Pedagogies-Kindness-Respect-Education-Children/dp/1433127016
