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“History is the most integrative of all disciplines. For the historian, nothing is beyond notice in the quest to understand the nature and meaning of change, the complexities of human behavior, and the multitude of connections between the pas and our world today. That history matters is indisputable.” –History on Trial, p.9

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Kelsie Brook Eckert is available for consultation, please don't hesitate to reach out. 

She does department as well as district consulting on inquiry based instruction, the C3, and women's history.
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  • Home
    • About
    • Contact and Consulting
    • Testimonials
  • Podcast
    • Podcast
    • Apply to Speak
  • Store
  • Lessons
    • K-6 Lessons
    • 7-12 Lessons Dashboard >
      • World History
      • United States Women's History >
        • Early American History: Cultural Encounters
        • The Revolutionary Era: Women's Liberties?
        • The Antebellum Era: Abolition is Women's Ticket
        • The Civil War Era: Women Supporters, Soldiers, and Spies
        • Reconstruction: And Woman Suffrage
        • The Industrial Revolution: Women Laborers
        • The Progressive Era: Women's Causes
        • The World War I Era: Woman Suffrage
        • The New Woman Era: Roaring
        • The Great Depression Era: Women Making Do
        • The World War II Era: Women and the War Effort
        • The Post-War Era: Contradictions for Women
        • The Civil Rights Era: And Sexual Freedoms
        • The Feminist Era: Women Redefining Norms
        • The Modern Era: Post Feminism?
  • Resources
    • Reading
    • Watching >
      • Feature Films
      • Short Talks and Videos
  • Blog
    • About the Blog
    • Blog
    • Women
  • YouTube
  • Book Club