Migrations in American History: The Making of "Many Voices, One Nation"

Smithsonian Learning Lab
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Smithsonian Learning Lab
Resource Type
Classroom Material
Keywords
Social Studies Civics Cultures US History Arts Visual Arts Adults
Subjects
Civic Education History-Social Science U.S. History The Arts
Grade Levels
Post-Secondary Adult Ed
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Migrations in American History: The Making of "Many Voices, One Nation"

This collection serves as a preview for the fourth of six seminar sessions in the 2019 Smithsonian-Montgomery College Faculty Fellowship Program. This year's theme is “The Search for an American Identity: Building a Nation Together.”

National Museum of American History colleagues Steve Velasquez and Lauren Safranek will discuss the making of the exhibition, "Many Voices, One Nation," and its accompanying educational website, "Becoming US." Together the exhibition and educational website aim to explore not only how the many voices of people in America have shaped our nation, but also to guide high school teachers and students in learning immigration and migration history in a more accurate and inclusive way.

Resources included in this collection have been chosen by the presenters for participants to explore before the seminar itself.

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Author
Smithsonian Office of Educational Technology
Publisher
Smithsonian Learning Lab

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