History Assessments — Stanford History Education Group

Stanford History Education Group | Jul 28, 2021

Stanford History Education Group’s history lessons, assessments, and curricula focus on how young people evaluate online content and help students develop the skills needed to navigate the current digital landscape. Designed for middle and high school teachers and students; free registration is required to access additional curricular materials.

Tags: ces/atlantic-world" title="Atlantic World"> title="Britain"> title="Caribbean"> title="East Asia"> title="Europe"> title="Latin America"> title="Mexico"> title="Middle East"> title="North America"> ia-and-eastern-europe" title="Russia, Eurasia, & Eastern Europe"> title="South Asia"> title="Southeast Asia"> title="United States"> title="World"> title="Class Activities"> ast-and-documentary" title="Lecture, Podcast, & Documentary"> title="Short Video"> title="Online Teaching Guides"> title="Teaching Guide"> title="African American"> title="African Diaspora"> title="Book & Media"> title="Cultural"> title="Digital Methods"> title="Economic"> title="Empires"> title="Environmental"> -and-violations" title="Human Rights"> title="Jewish"> title="Labor"> title="Latinx"> title="Legal"> ence-and-technology" title="Medicine, Science, & Technology"> d-immigration" title="Migration & Immigration"> title="Military"> can-and-indigenous" title="Native American"> nts-and-protests" title="Peace Movements & Protests"> title="Political"> title="Public"> title="Race & Ethnicity"> title="Research Methods"> title="Revolutions"> title="Slavery"> title="Social"> title="Sports"> title="Teaching Methods"> -and-sexuality" title="Women, Gender, & Sexuality"> title="1400-1600"> title="1600-1800"> title="1800-1900"> title="1900-1945"> title="1945-Present"> title="600 to 1400">

Comment

Please read our commenting and letters policy before submitting.

History Assessments — Stanford History Education Group

Comment

In This Section