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Teaching & Learning

Shorts

A Profession, If You Can Keep It

By Erin Bartram | January 7, 2023

Imagined meritocracies mean little to extractive institutions.

Mailbag

Why Wasn’t This in My Textbook?

By Adam Shapiro | February 13, 2022

In both versions of this question, the assumption is that there’s a pure history out there somewhere, perhaps with answers in the appendix.

Features

Textbook Orientalism

By Kate Bennecker | January 15, 2021

In the classroom, all knowledge is actionable.

How I Do History

How Naomi Rendina Does History

By Contingent Magazine | November 10, 2020

“I wrote my entire dissertation between the hours of 10 PM and 3 AM.”

Featured in Category

History of The Present/Contemporary History Resources

By Contingent Magazine | October 26, 2020

A history of the present is by its nature a speculative exercise.

Shorts

The Strange World of AP U.S. History

By Lindsay Marshall | October 20, 2020

Born out of the Cold War, the course has a great contradiction at its heart: why do we teach history?

Reviews

Resonant Hope

By Kevin Gannon | September 18, 2020

Finding sustenance in radical hope—and in each other.

Featured in Category

Expressions Of Radical Hope

By Rhonda Jackson Garcia | September 17, 2020

My agency in choosing modes of expression must extend to my students.

Reviews

Radical Hope and a Liberal Education

By Beth Lovern | September 16, 2020

What is the purpose of education? Is it just to fill jobs with skilled workers?

Reviews

Contingency Is Not Complacency

By Mary Klann | September 15, 2020

Just as Gannon calls for seeing students as humans we can trust, we also need to humanize and trust adjuncts.

Reviews

Kevin Gannon’s “Radical Hope”: A Roundtable Introduction

By Marc Reyes | September 14, 2020

The book is a call to arms, and more necessary than ever.

How I Do History

How Chris Deutsch Does History

By Contingent Magazine | September 3, 2020

“No one listens unless we tell a good story, so we try to tell good stories.”

Bonus

Teaching In The Age Of COVID Part IV

By Contingent Magazine | August 15, 2020

“I think that one misconception about teaching is that love for your subject is enough. You have to have love for your students.”

Features

Teaching In The Age Of COVID Part III

By Contingent Magazine | August 13, 2020

“I always felt like I’d find answers in the past. I don’t really find any answers.”

Features

Teaching In The Age Of COVID Part II

By Contingent Magazine | August 12, 2020

“This experience was so ridiculously traumatic for everyone—and it’s not over yet, either.”

Features

Teaching In The Age Of COVID Part I

By Contingent Magazine | August 11, 2020

“We’re trying to help our students navigate this while also trying to navigate the situation ourselves.”

Field Trip

2020 Student Digital History Roundup

By Contingent Magazine | July 2, 2020

Despite challenging circumstances, students and teachers produced compelling digital history.

How I Do History

How Kate Shuster Does History

By Contingent Magazine | June 30, 2020

Through her work at SPLC, Kate Shuster helps educators teach hard histories.

Features

History Now

By Contingent Magazine | June 22, 2020

How is the pandemic shaping the work of history and the lives of those who do that work?

Featured in Category

The Process of Writing History

By Stephanie J. Richmond | May 19, 2020

How do we make sure faculty and students are on the same page when approaching a writing assignment?

Reviews

Starting With The Essentials

By Erin James | May 12, 2020

Most undergraduate history writing is done by non-majors. Does history writing instruction reflect that?

Mailbag

Don’t We Have To Judge People By The Standards Of Their Time?

By Erin Bartram | January 25, 2020

Many who reach for this cliché want it to function as a shield against judgment altogether.

Mailbag

What Is Revisionist History?

By Erin Bartram | August 8, 2019

What is revisionist history–and is it dangerous?

Field Trip

2019 Student Digital History Roundup

By Contingent Magazine | May 12, 2019

What does doing history look like? Let today’s history students and teachers show you.

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