AIHE: Talking History Monthly Webinars

Talking Common Core Monthly Webinars

Talking Common Core is AIHE's monthly Professional Development webinar. Sessions typically include audio and PowerPoint presentations, and usually integrate a live video feed of the presenter. Participants are encouraged to ask questions and discuss topics presented. Sessions are recorded for later playback.

To register for a presentation, click on any of the register links below.

Scheduled Talking Common Core Webinars

TOPIC	SPEAKER	DATE	TIME (EST/EDT)	SIGN-UP!
Talking Common Core	Fran Macko	Tuesday, February 19, 2013	7:30-8:30pm	Register Now!
Talking Common Core - Elementary	Laureen Hungo	Thursday, March 21, 2013	7:30-8:30pm	Register Now!
Talking Common Core	Dr. Kevin T. Brady	Thursday, April 18, 2013	7:30-8:30pm	Register Now!
Talking Common Core	Dr. Kevin T. Brady	Tuesday, May 21, 2013	7:30-8:30pm	Register Now!
Talking Common Core	Anthony Fitzpatrick	Tuesday, June 18, 2013	7:30-8:30pm	Register Now!
Talking Common Core	Dr. Kevin T. Brady	Tuesday, July 16, 2013	7:30-8:30pm	Register Now!

Previously Recorded Talking History Webinars

TOPIC	SPEAKER	DATE	WATCH!
Talking Common Core	Anthony Fitzpatrick	Thursday, January 17, 2013	Playback
Talking Common Core	Lucinda Evans	Thursday, December 13, 2012	Playback Quiz
Talking Common Core	Fran Macko	Tuesday, November 13, 2012	Playback
Talking Common Core	Anthony Fitzpatrick	Tuesday, October 16, 2012	Playback
Talking Common Core	Lucinda Evans, AIHE	Tuesday, September 18, 2012	Playback
Eugenics and the Progressives	Dr. Kevin T. Brady, President, AIHE	Thursday, August 23, 2012	Playback
A World of Clashing Darwinism: Conservatism and Liberalism in Late-Nineteenth Century America	Dr. David Wrobel Univ. of Nevada, Las Vegas	Tuesday, July 24, 2012	Playback Take Quiz
War and the Landscape of Memory	Dr. Thomas Connors Univ. of Northern Iowa	Tuesday, June 12, 2012	Playback
The Era of Good Feelings(?) - Economic Trends (1776 - 1865)	Dr. John Sacher Univ. of Central Florida	Thursday, May 24, 2012	Playback
The March to the Trenches: Military Change and the Origins of the Great War (1865 - 1898)	Dr. Nathaniel Knight Seton Hall Univ.	Thursday, April 19, 2012	Playback
Post War Suffrage Campaign (1865 - 1898)	Dr. Judith Giesburg Villanova Univ.	Tuesday, March 27, 2012	Playback
Evolution of American military doctrine from 1945 to the present	Prof. Ed Turzanski, Foreign Policy Research Center	Thursday, February 16, 2012	Playback
American Indian and European Encounters, 1400-1776	Dr. William J. Bauer, Jr., Univ. of Nevada, Las Vegas	Thursday, January 19, 2012	Playback
Coming to America: Immigration in the late 19th Century (Suggested Reading) **Note: webinar experienced minor audio issues that could not be removed for playback**	Dr. Aaron Sheehan-Dean, Univ. of North Florida	Tuesday, December 13, 2011	Playback
How do Historians Interpret Antebellum Slavery?	Dr. Sharon Sundue, Drew Univesity	Tuesday, November 15, 2011	Playback
The Struggle for Human Rights & Social Justice in the Early 20th Century	Dr. Lillie Edwards Drew University	Tuesday, October 18, 2011	Playback
Who Wrote the U.S. Constitution? Teaching the Founding Era Suggested Readings	Dr. David Tanenhaus Univ. of Nevada, Las Vegas.	Tuesday, September 20, 2011	Playback Quiz
The War(s) of 1812 in Global and American Perspectives	Dr. Michael Neiberg Univ. of Southern Miss.	Tuesday, August 16, 2011	Playback
Reconstruction: Reunification and Reconciliation? Recommended Reading	Dr. Larry Greene Seton Hall University	Tuesday, June 21, 2011	Playback
Racial Violence & Social Order	Dr. Walter Greason, Ursinus College	Tuesday, May 17, 2011	Playback
Filling-up the Frontier and Guarding the Gates: The Intertwined Histories of Chinese and Native Americans in the late 19th century West	Dr. Allison Varzally, California State University, Fullerton	Tuesday, July 26, 2011	Playback
Nationalism in the Balkans in Early 20th Century (Recommended Reading List)	Ms. Vassiliki Sakka University of Athens	Tuesday, April 19, 2011	Playback
The United States and the Origins of the Cold War	Dr. James Carter Drew University	Wednesday, March 16, 2011	Playback (Quiz)
The Uprising of the 20,000: The Shirtwaist Makers’ Strikes and the Triangle Fire, 1909-1911 (Recommended Reading List)	Dr. Jill Zahniser Univ. of Wisconsin (River Falls)	Tuesday, February 15, 2011	Playback
Dutch Revolt from Spain and The Emergence of a Commercial Republic	Jonathan Even-Zohar, Historian European Assoc. of History Educators (Euroclio)	Tuesday, January 25, 2011	Playback
Remember the Ladies	Dr. Jill Zahniser Univ. of Wisconsin (River Falls)	Tuesday, December 14, 2010	Playback
A Day that will Live in Infamy (Suggested Readings)	Dr. Michael Neiberg Univ. of Southern Mississippi	Monday, November, 15, 2010	Playback
Were the Puritans Pure? (Suggested Bibliography)	Dr. Ralph Young Temple University	Tuesday, October 19, 2010	Playback
Colonial Constitutional Principles	Dr. Carson L. Holloway University of Nebraska, Omaha	Tuesday, September 28, 2010	Playback Quiz
Thinking Historically for Teachers and Students	Robert Brown AIHE	Tuesday, August 17, 2010	Playback Quiz
“The Laws of Nature and of Nature's God:” The European Roots of American Deism	Dr. Patricia Behre Fairfield University	Tuesday, July 20, 2010	Playback Quiz
Education and American Development: How education affected political expression, inventiveness, managerial expertise, and equal rights.	Dr. John Clark Paterson School District (NJ)	Tuesday, June 15, 2010	Playback Quiz
The Good War? Teaching the Second World War in the 21st Century	Dr. Michael Neiberg University of Southern Mississippi	Tuesday, May 18, 2010	Playback Quiz
World's Fairs, 1876-1939: What did they teach Americans about Technology, Ethnic Diversity and Foreign Cultures?	Dr. Eric Davis Rutgers University	Tuesday, April 20, 2010	Playback Quiz
Alice Paul: Winning the Vote for Women	Dr. Jill Zahniser University of Wisconsin	Tuesday, March 23, 2010	Playback Quiz
Meet Abraham Lincoln	Christian Johnson as Mr. Abraham Lincoln	Tuesday, February 16, 2010	Playback Quiz
Martin Luther King, Jr.: A World Leader for Peace, Human Rights, & Economic Justice	Dr. Larry Greene Seton Hall University	Tuesday, January 19, 2010	Playback Quiz
10 Crucial Days, December, 1776	Professor David Booz Gettysburg College	Tuesday, December 15, 2009	Playback Quiz
The First Thanksgiving	Dr. Ralph Young Temple University	Tuesday, November 17, 2009	Playback Quiz
American’s Grimm Tale: Washington Irving and Sleepy Hollow’s Storied Landscape	Dr. Thomas Connors University of Northern Iowa	Tuesday, October 20, 2009	View PDF

What others are saying:

Ann Carlock says:

Participating in the Alexander Hamilton Grant with AIHE has been a very rewarding experience shared by all involved in Paterson Public Schools. It has been a fun and exciting way to obtain new knowledge and breathe new life into our classrooms. While learning new historical content, we also get to know one another throughout the district, which is such an added resource. Through sharing ideas and collaborating lesson plans the veteran teacher in motivated to incorporate new scholarship while the novice teacher lays a rock solid foundation. We have met authors who have used props, seen history come to life by actually meeting actors who became George Washington and Henry “Box” Brown. We have been captivated by the lectures of renowned historians and studied history through music. The field trips to New York and New Jersey Historical Societies were exhilarating. We are all anxiously anticipating May’s Field Trip to Gettysburg. The resources we receive make us feel there are a number of ways to bring history alive. Through use of Binary Paideia we have the opportunity to present history as significantly important to our students. We are outstandingly grateful for this rewarding experience and greatly look forward to our upcoming colloquiums.

Please fill out the form below to continue.
Name:
State:
E-Mail:



Answer:

Please fill out the form below to continue.