Upcoming opportunities for educators
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Teacher Workshop: Artifacts and Inquiries
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Teacher Seminar: American Indian History since 1900
Teacher Fellowships
The National WWI Museum and Memorial partners with exceptional institutions to offer learning opportunities for teachers.
Literature and Legacy: WWI in the Classroom
Summer Institute for 4-12 Educators, July 2024
The National WWI Museum and Memorial is excited to offer a Summer 2024 professional learning opportunity to assist teachers in integrating literature that brings to life the multifaceted narratives of the Great War in their classrooms. Spend a week in Kansas City preparing to teach this pivotal historical period by receiving and developing engaging resources that illuminate the era's extraordinary stories.
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Webinars
Online Professional Development
Looking for new ways to engage students in WWI and its enduring impact? The National WWI Museum and Memorial provides professional development opportunities to K-12+ teachers with free webinars and downloadable Professional Development certificates for event participation. Please email us at education@theworldwar.org. for more information on upcoming webinars.
Teacher Advisory Council
The Teacher Advisory Council (TAC) is a collective of educators who provide invaluable insight into K-12 classrooms across the United States. During their two-year term, members will:
- Maintain and advance the Museum and Memorial’s mission of helping generations of students to understand the Great War and its enduring impact.
- Evaluate and revise the Museum and Memorial’s educational content.
- Inform Museum staff on current K-12 teaching trends, technology, and curricula relating to World War I.
Please contact education@theworldwar.org with any questions regarding the Teacher Advisory Council.