- Certificate Course Starting January 21, 2025
Certificate Course Starting January 21, 2025
Transform Your Classroom with the Teaching Women’s History Certificate Course!
Revolutionize how history is taught with this online, asynchronous course based on Kelsie Brook Eckert's groundbreaking book, Teaching Women’s History: Breaking Barriers and Undoing Male Centrism in K-12 Social Studies. This professional development opportunity empowers educators to incorporate diverse and comprehensive women’s history into their curriculum, reshaping narratives and inspiring future generations.
📖 What You'll Gain:
- Deep Dive into Scholarship: Engage directly with cutting-edge research and reflect on innovative strategies to elevate women's voices in history education.
- Professional Collaboration: Join a dynamic forum of educators to discuss ideas, share experiences, and build practical approaches for your classroom.
- Inquiry-Based Resources: Access ready-to-use lesson plans and pedagogical tools that bring women’s contributions to the forefront of every era and region in history.
📚 Course Requirements:
- Teaching Women’s History by Kelsie Brook Eckert and Women & Power by Mary Beard (links provided for easy access).
- A passion for creating a more inclusive and accurate representation of history!
🌟 Why Take This Course?
- Learn from an award-winning social studies teacher with expertise in reshaping K-12 history education.
- Explore solutions to systemic barriers in teaching women’s history, including textbook limitations and male-centric state standards.
- Equip yourself with strategies to highlight women’s integral roles throughout history in a way that’s both impactful and actionable.
💻 How It Works:
This self-paced course is designed to fit your schedule while delivering powerful, practical insights to transform your teaching. From preservice teachers to seasoned educators, this program is perfect for anyone passionate about advancing equity and inclusion in history education.
Enroll today and become part of a movement that’s rewriting history education—one lesson at a time!