National Council for History Education

The Rural Experience in America Podcasts

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The Year 3 public history projects for The Rural Experience in America, Community Civics Through Historical Inquiry are featured in Season 3 podcasts. Join us as teachers, students, and community partners share their experiences.

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National Council for History Education

Episodes

The Rural Experience in America Podcast: Voices of Upson’s Past 26.02.2023 16:57

This project features Bethany Norris, 11th grade U.S. History teacher from Thomaston, Georgia, sharing her public history project entitled, Voices of Upson's Past.

The Rural Experience in America Podcast: Transformational Voices of a Growing Region 26.02.2023 18:02

This project features Jean Hill, an Instructional Facilitator at Helen Tyson Middle School in Springdale, Arkansas, sharing her public history project entitled, Transformational Voices of a Growing Region.

The Rural Experience in America Podcasts: Decatur Now and Then 13.02.2023 16:36

This project features Elizabeth Foreman, a gifted K-5 teacher from Decatur, Georgia, sharing her public history project entitled, Decatur Now and Then.

The Rural Experience in America Podcast: The Importance of the Creation of the Rosenwald Schools of the Rural South 12.02.2023 16:02

This project features Lueisha Dixon, an 8th grade teacher from Davisboro, Georgia, sharing her public history project entitled, The Importance of the Creation of the Rosenwald Schools in the Rural South.

The Rural Experience in America Podcast: The Forgottonia Project 31.01.2023 17:59

This project features Joe Brewer, a 9-12 teacher from Cuba, Illinois, sharing his public history project entitled, The Forgottonia Project.

The Rural Experience in America Podcast: Rural Education in Rockingham County during the Jim Crow Era (1920 - 1970) 29.01.2023 20:15

This podcast features Valencia Abbott, a 9-13 teacher from Reidsville, North Carolina, sharing her public history project entitled, Rural Education in Rockingham County during the Jim Crow Era (1920 - 1970).