Project eHIKES: A Kansas TAH Project

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    1. Project eHIKES: A Kansas TAH Project US Department of Education TAH Project Directors Meeting September 2006
    2. Master of Arts in History:
      • Successes
      • Challenges
    3. Initial Planning
      • Parsons USD #503 – grantee district
        • http://www.vikingnet.net
      • Assistant Superintendent
        • Responsible for curriculum
      • Planning Meeting with Teachers
        • Meeting Dates for 2004-2006
          • Fall and Spring Colloquia
          • 2-week Summer Institutes
    4. Southeast Kansas Education Service Center-Greenbush
      • Role:
        • Project Leadership
        • Infrastructure
        • Logistics
        • Paperwork
    5. No Child Left Behind
      • “Highly Qualified Teachers”
        • Defined by the States
        • Kansas change of definition
          • non-EDU courses
          • “content-related” courses
    6. PSU Department of History
      • Discussions of degree tracks
        • Thesis
        • 3-seminars and comprehensive exams
      • MA Candidates who had not completed program was an issue
    7. Proposed Solution
      • Explore 3 rd option – final project to replace comps
        • 3 seminars still required
        • Initial teacher to finish this track not part of grant
    8. University Collaboration
      • Department of History
        • College of Arts & Sciences
      • College of Education
      • Office of Continuing & Graduate Studies
      • Challenges of Thinking Outside the Box
    9. Rethinking Admission Standards
      • More than half of the teachers had earned a social studies teaching degree at PSU
      • Elementary and middle school teachers more likely to have elementary certification
        • Possibility of only one history course
    10. Admission Standards for Non-Majors
      • Earn As & Bs in first 9 hours
      • Earn A or B in required Historical Research and Historiography Course
    11. Faculty Roles
      • PSU Faculty
      • Guest Historians
    12. Teacher Leadership Team
      • Role of Teacher Leadership Team
      • Their Backgrounds
      • Leadership Throughout Grant
    13. Yearly Themes
      • Introduction to Primary Sources
      • Legal and Constitutional History
      • Social History
    14. February 2004
      • Introduction to Grant
      • Guest Historian
        • Federalist Papers
      • Contact Hours
        • counted as part of summer hours
    15. July 2004
      • Agricultural History
      • Local History
      • Populism
        • Kansas
        • William Jennings Bryan
      • Documentary Photography
        • Included Hands-on
    16. July 2004
      • Introduction to Primary Sources
      • Teacher Blogs
      • Article Review Assignments
      • Lesson Plan Assignments
      • Teacher Presentations
    17. Fall 2004 Online Course
      • Historical Research & Historiography
        • Required research course
        • Taught by graduate director
    18. Attrition
      • 3 teachers left before end of first fall semester
      • Technology challenging for some
        • Online courses
        • Regular email reading/responding
    19. Changes in Professional Development Expectations
      • Transition from sit-and-get professional development to teacher active involvement throughout.
    20. November 2004
      • In-person hands-on archival research
      • National Archives and Records Administration Central Plains Region-Kansas City (session tomorrow)
      • Major success given the challenge of any of our MA candidates conducting primary research.
    21. Professional Meetings – 2004/2005
      • Memberships in OAH, NCSS, NCHE
      • NCSS – Baltimore
        • 3 teachers
      • OAH – San Jose
        • 3 teachers
      • Treating Teachers as Fellow Professionals
        • Professional Memberships
        • Professional Meetings & Conferences
    22. Spring 2005 Online Course
      • Historical Cognition
        • Laid foundation for future offerings
        • Inclusion in pre-service methods class
        • Wineburg, Historical Thinking And Other Unnatural Acts
      • Teacher Inclusion of Historical Cognition Units and/or incorporated throughout teaching and learning
    23. February 2005
      • Introduction to Legal & Constitutional History
      • Also began work on summer individual research topics at National Archives with archivists
      • Voted on summer presentation topics
    24. July 2005
      • Legal & Constitutional History
        • Supreme Court Cases
        • John Brown
          • Kansas
    25. July 2005
      • African-American History
        • Harlem Renaissance
          • Langston Hughes
        • Birth of a Nation
          • Discussion of movies as teaching tools
    26. July 2005
      • Research sessions at NARA-KC
      • Tours
        • Liberty Memorial
          • Nation’s only museum dedicated to WWI
        • 18 th & Vine District – KC MO
          • Jazz Museum
          • Negro Leagues Baseball Museum
            • NARA Connection
    27. Summer 2005 Assignments
      • Article Reviews
        • Continued to use J-STOR
          • Online journal databases
      • Lesson Plans
      • Teacher Presentations
      • Teacher Blogs
    28. Fall 2005 Online Course
      • Kansas History
        • Seminar class
      • Most teachers not required to take course to earn state licensure but most beginning teachers required to teach it.
    29. November 2005
      • Oral History
      • Oral History as a Primary Source
    30. Professional Meetings – 2005/2006
      • NCSS – Kansas City
        • More than half attended
        • 3 presented their work with primary sources
      • OAH – Washington, DC
        • 3 attended
          • 2 returnees, 1 new
    31. Spring 2006 Online Course
      • 20 th Century America
      • Built on Historical Cognition Class
    32. February 2006
      • Film as History
      • OAH Distinguished Lectureship Bureau
    33. July 2006
      • West
      • Women
        • Little House on the Prairie
      • 9/11
      • Middle East
      • 60s Music
      • Hands-On
    34. Project Orientation of Year 3
      • 3D Exhibits
      • PowerPoints
      • Teacher Blogs
    35. Conclusions
      • Laid foundation for more teacher-friendly MA in History
      • Intense Involvement with teachers – multi-faceted/multi-directional learning
      • Better relationships with student teacher placements
    36. Benefits for Teachers
      • All considered “Highly Qualified Teachers” by the State of Kansas
      • MA is biggest move on pay scale
      • Integrate primary sources throughout their teaching
      • Excited & engaged about American history
    37. Importance of Individuality
      • Traditional MA programs usually don’t fit all teachers
      • Academic rigor does not have to be sacrificed for program flexibility
          • Time (Particularly teacher time)
          • Outside the semester paradigm
    38. Our Most Important Success

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