FIND GRANTS
Teaching American History

Current Section
 Office of Innovation and Improvement Home
Delaware 2002 Grant Abstract
Archived Information



Grantee: Indian River School District, Selbyville, DE
Project Name: Teaching American History in Delaware
Project Director: Raymond Wolters (302) 831-2371
Funding: $947,547
Number of Teachers Served: 150
Number of School Districts Served: 2
Number of Students Served: 27,600

The Indian River School and Christina School Districts are partnering with the University of Delaware, Hagley Museum, Historical Society of Delaware, and Delaware State Archives to enhance teacher knowledge of traditional American history and history teaching strategies. The project will provide 6 week-long summer institutes held at two centers of the University of Delaware, and 16 2-day American history workshops held during the school year. Lesson plans and historical documents will be shared with teachers throughout the state through team-teaching, mentoring, and the project website. Content includes presentations on: "The Economic Foundations of a Free Society," "The Constitutional Foundations for Ordered Liberty," "Thomas Jefferson and the Rights of Man,' and "Abraham Lincoln, Slavery, and the Coming of the Civil War."


 
Print this page Printable view Send this page Share this page
Last Modified: 02/14/2008

Secretary's Corner No Child Left Behind Higher Education American Competitiveness Meet the Secretary On the Road with the Secretary
No Child Left Behind
Related Topics
list bullet No Related Topics Found