: World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War (8937485910123): Max Brooks: Books
In this Bright Ideas article, Kristina Robertson explains how reader’s theater can engage ELLs as they read and offers some step-by-step activities to get started.
Department of History and Geography – Newsletter. Greetings from Hardin Hall. This is our second annual report on life in the Department of History and Geography.
[ii] Preface. Oral history is an essential means of preserving the experience of past battles and of imparting that experience to soldiers.
The ACT UP Oral History Project is a collection of interviews with surviving members of the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power, New York.
ELLs can benefit from Reader’s Theater activities in a number of ways, including fluency practice, comprehension, engaging in a story, and focusing on …
Alternative facts have always been with us, and they’ve always covered up uncomfortable truths. Here’s some history you’ll want to rewrite in your memory.
Six Thousand Personal Histories — and Counting. The Chancellor’s office highlights the work of the Lawrence de Graaf Center for Oral and Public History.
top of page : I. Introduction. Just Do It; What is Oral History? Sequence For Oral History Research; Just Do It We all have stories to tell, stories we have lived from the inside out.
Oral history is a method to learn about past events from the spoken stories of people who lived through them. When students conduct oral history research with members of their families or community they are participating in active …