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The Nevada Council for History Education, a state affiliate of the National Council for History Education was established in 2005. They believe that the social sciences and current issues are best studied in historical context and perspective. They support history as the core of the social studies. It provides a communications network for all advocates of history education, whether it is in the schools, museum, historical societies, humanities councils or community organizations. Memberships includes historians, history teachers authors, historical association and historical museum personnel and all history buffs. All lovers of history come together to speak with one voice in the promotion of history education
If you care about history and
history education we would love to have you as a member. The NvCHE is comprised
of school teachers, community college faculty, museum and historical society
curators and people who just love history. Please take a moment to download the
application, simply fill it out and return to the state coordinator Dr. Linda
Miller.
The
Nevada Women’s History Project The Nevada Women’s History Project, a non-profit statewide educational organization, announces it first teacher of the year award. The purpose of this contest is to recognize an outstanding teacher who promotes the roles and contributions of Nevada women in their classroom. We are seeking lesson plans or programs that promote the study of Nevada women.
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Our Annual Conference
Boulder City and Hoover
Dam: Then and Now:
Teaching and Writing Local History This year's conference at Boulder Dam Hotel And Forever Earth Cruise on Lake Mead was a resounding success. Presented by the Nevada Council for History Education, Co-Sponsored by Arcadia Publishing The National Council for History Education and Teaching With Primary Sources from the Library of Congress.
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