Welcome to the Teaching Tools section — a growing hub of practical strategies, templates, and creative approaches to help you bring inclusive history into the classroom. Whether you’re planning a project, sparking discussion, or centering students’ voices, these tools are designed to be adaptable, hands-on, and rooted in storytelling.
A simple classroom guide to help students plan, conduct, and reflect on oral history interviews with local community members. This activity encourages intergenerational learning and deepens connections to personal and local history.
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Stay tuned for additional lesson ideas, activity templates, and strategies for inclusive history teaching.