48th Annual Montana History Conference
The Montana Historical Society is hosting its 48th Annual Montana History Conference September 23 -25, 2021 in Butte. This year’s theme is Blast from the Past! Mining Montana History. Visit the Society’s website after July 1, 2021 for more information and registration details.
Kirby Lambert, klambert@mt.gov can be contacted with questions.
East Asia Beyond the Headlines: Contemporary Issues in China, Taiwan, Japan, and Korea webinar series
The Montana World Affairs Council, the Mansfield Center at the University of Montana, and the East Asia Resource Center and the University of Washington are co-hosting this webinar series about contemporary issues faced in four East Asia countries. This 20-hour NCTA online seminar is geared for secondary current world affairs, geography, history, and social studies teachers and curriculum specialists to help educators expand and update their own knowledge of current issues in East Asia or incorporate content on East Asia into their curriculum for the first time. School librarians and administrators are also encouraged to apply. It provides content and resources for teaching about China, Taiwan, Japan, and Korea. Montana teachers will be given priority to attend the webinar series.
Visit the event website for more information or to register to attend.
East Asia Beyond the Headlines: Contemporary Issues in China, Taiwan, Japan, and Korea webinar series
The Montana World Affairs Council, the Mansfield Center at the University of Montana, and the East Asia Resource Center and the University of Washington are co-hosting this webinar series about contemporary issues faced in four East Asia countries. This 20-hour NCTA online seminar is geared for secondary current world affairs, geography, history, and social studies teachers and curriculum specialists to help educators expand and update their own knowledge of current issues in East Asia or incorporate content on East Asia into their curriculum for the first time. School librarians and administrators are also encouraged to apply. It provides content and resources for teaching about China, Taiwan, Japan, and Korea. Montana teachers will be given priority to attend the webinar series.
Visit the event website for more information or to register to attend.
East Asia Beyond the Headlines: Contemporary Issues in China, Taiwan, Japan, and Korea webinar series
The Montana World Affairs Council, the Mansfield Center at the University of Montana, and the East Asia Resource Center and the University of Washington are co-hosting this webinar series about contemporary issues faced in four East Asia countries. This 20-hour NCTA online seminar is geared for secondary current world affairs, geography, history, and social studies teachers and curriculum specialists to help educators expand and update their own knowledge of current issues in East Asia or incorporate content on East Asia into their curriculum for the first time. School librarians and administrators are also encouraged to apply. It provides content and resources for teaching about China, Taiwan, Japan, and Korea. Montana teachers will be given priority to attend the webinar series.
Visit the event website for more information or to register to attend.
East Asia Beyond the Headlines: Contemporary Issues in China, Taiwan, Japan, and Korea webinar series
The Montana World Affairs Council, the Mansfield Center at the University of Montana, and the East Asia Resource Center and the University of Washington are co-hosting this webinar series about contemporary issues faced in four East Asia countries. This 20-hour NCTA online seminar is geared for secondary current world affairs, geography, history, and social studies teachers and curriculum specialists to help educators expand and update their own knowledge of current issues in East Asia or incorporate content on East Asia into their curriculum for the first time. School librarians and administrators are also encouraged to apply. It provides content and resources for teaching about China, Taiwan, Japan, and Korea. Montana teachers will be given priority to attend the webinar series.
Visit the event website for more information or to register to attend.
New Standards for 2021: Overview and Planning for Implementation
Join Colet Bartow, Senior Manager for Teaching and Learning at OPI, for an overview of new standards for CTE, Computer Science, Library Media-Information Literacy, Social Studies, and Technology Integration.
The session will consist of a brief presentation on implementation timelines, tour of resources, and a Question and Answer period.
The session will be recorded.
Meeting ID: 910 7555 4971
Password: 197534
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