Many Lessons for Many Students

AHA Session 185
Sunday, January 4, 2015: 11:30 AM-1:30 PM
Sutton Center (New York Hilton, Second Floor)
Chair:
John H. Ball, Hillsborough Community College
Topics:
Universal Design/Differentiated Instruction: Two Approaches to Engaged Learning
Miguel Alonso, Nassau Community College
Teaching History to Honors Students at a Community College
John H. Ball, Hillsborough Community College
Teaching American History Now, Tomorrow, and Forever: Learning American History in a Post-racial World
Keith W. Berry, Hillsborough Community College
Using “Global” Social Media to Teach World History at Bronx Community College
Terrence Corrigan, Bronx Community College, City University of New York
World History as a Way of Knowing: Teaching Practical Cosmopolitanism
David Goodman, Nassau Community College
Extending a Hand: Teaching History at Community Colleges
Seth Offenbach, Bronx Community College, City University of New York
Teaching Critical Thinking on the Assembly Line
Josué Rey, Florida International University
The Political and Economic Context of Teaching History in Today’s Community Colleges
Charles A. Zappia, San Diego Mesa College

Session Abstract

A discussion of how to teach history to the incredibly diverse study body found at community colleges. This can include both teaching techniques and also much broader questions of the purpose of history in their lives and long-term educations.

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