Upcoming Events
Who Tells Your Story? TPS Eastern Region Conference
The conference is going online! It is sad to not gather as usual but on the bright side the conference is now open to your TPS colleagues.
Save the Date:
9:00am - 5:00pm ET, June 16, 2020.
Professional Development Providers Institute
Course participants meet online each
Thursday
from
1:00 – 2:00 pm ET, July 9 - August 13
. Independent learning activities between sessions include readings, videos, online text discussions, reflections, and peer feedback. The final project is a TPS PD Activity Plan.
Scientific Literacy, Citizenship, and History: Analyzing Primary Sources from the Library of Congress
Free Webinar: 4:00 pm ET, April 22
In this interactive session, the Library of Congress will share a number of resources and strategies that students can use to analyze primary sources to explore connections between scientific literacy and citizenship.
Sign up today!
Impact Investigation Mini-Grants
Eastern Region Grantees are eligible for mini-grants to investigate the impact of your TPS-related work. The Library of Congress has authorized up to $2,500 to measure the impact of teaching and learning with primary sources.
Learn more here
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Submit TPS Events to the Network Calendar
Posting information about all TPS-funded courses and events delivered by Consortium members in
Network’s homepage and offers easy access to registrations links.
Using the QFT with primary sources from the Library of Congress
New England Association of Teachers of English (NEATE) 118th Annual Fall Conference
Conference Dates: October 23-24, 2020
The New England Association of Teachers of English invites educators and graduate students at all levels to submit workshop proposals. This year’s theme is
Empowering Authentic Voices and Identity: Fostering Inquiry and Engagement Through Culturally Responsive Literacy.