The UCI History Project
The UCI History Project aims to provide middle and high school history teachers with current research and methods to supplement their existing approach to the discipline. At each institute, teachers will have the opportunity to enhance their content-knowledge through standards-based presentations by members of the UCI History Department and develop a broad, theoretical understanding of history. Moreover, teachers will participate in discussions on current historical methods practiced in Orange County classrooms by teacher leaders. These presentations will be supported with web-based materials and standards-based curriculum, which is available on the website.
University of California, Irvine History Project
The UCI History Project is dedicated to the mission of providing a space for history teachers at varying points in their career, from credential candidates to veteran teachers, to engage in high-quality professional development. Teacher participants will experience a collaborative, scholarly environment that supports the development of historical thinking, content knowledge, and pedagogical expertise. To this end, the UCI History Project staff, which includes scholars and teacher leaders, are dedicated to building a model of professional practice within their own site in order to demonstrate the habits of mind, attitudes, and behaviors necessary to continuously improve the way history is taught, as well as to more deeply understand and appreciate the discipline of history itself.
UCI History Project
Center for Educational Partnerships
433 Social Science Tower
Irvine, CA 92697-2505
Phone: 949-824-2057
Fax: 949-824-8219
Calendar
- February 21, 2012-February 21, 2012 IAL 12th Grade ELA Spring 2012 Lesson Study
- February 23, 2012-February 23, 2012 ILA 10th Grade ELA Spring 2012 Lesson Study
- February 27, 2012-February 27, 2012 IAL 10th Grade History Spring 2012 Lesson Study
Recent News
Newest Resources
- February 09, 2010 Teaching World History: Winter 2010 Edition of The Source
- August 18, 2009 UCI History Project Website
