Teachers
No, this section is not about the teachers of the 1800’s, although that could prove interesting. Rather, this section is a resource for modern teachers of Social Studies, History, Economics, Language Arts, Geography, Civics, Art and Music and other disciplines to which the American Civil War provides insight.
We are making every effort to bring to you materials which are in compliance with the National Standards, presented with accuracy and truth. As with all sections of the site we welcome feedback. Let us know what will assist you in teaching from this period of American History.
Likewise, if you have written a lesson plan which you would like to share with others, let us know and we will include it in the site.
Subcategories
Online Degrees Article Count: 1
CivilWar.com as a Reference Article Count: 1
There are standards of reference when using an online resource in research papers. This category provides information on how to use CivilWar.com as a reference for papers using information found in this web site.
Lesson Plans Article Count: 6
Ohio Standards Article Count: 1
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