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Engaging students in a handson and indepth approach to studying the past In which of the following subjects is the performance of American 12thgraders the worst a science b economics c history ID: 188206

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NATIONAL HISTORY DAY

Engaging students in a hands-on and in-depth approach to studying the past.Slide2

In which of the following subjects is the performance of American 12th-graders the worst? a) science, b) economics, c)

history, or d) math? (NAEP test results)

A

result that puts American employers and America's freedoms in a worrisome spot.

I

t's not the memorized facts that have CEOs concerned. It's the other things that subjects like history impart: critical thinking, research skills, and the ability to communicate clearly.

A candidate who demonstrates capabilities in critical thinking, creative problem-solving, and communication has a far greater chance of being employed today than his or her counterpart without those skills.

In my position as CEO of a firm employing over 80,000 engineers, I can testify that most were excellent engineers—but the factor that most distinguished those who advanced in the organization was the ability to think broadly and read and write clearly.

Norm Augustine, a former under secretary of the Army, retired chairman and CEO of Lockheed Martin.

NHDSlide3

BENEFITS OF NHD

Makes history come alive

Engages students

Hands-on

Inspires

students through exciting competitionsSlide4

NHD Program Research Results

NHD students

outperform

their non-NHD peers on state standardized tests, not only in

social studies

, but in reading, science and

math as well.NHD students are better writers, who write with a purpose and real voice, and marshal solid evidence to support their point of view.NHD students are

critical thinkers who can digest, analyze and synthesize information.NHD students learn 21st century skills

. They learn how to collaborate with team members, talk to experts, manage their time and persevere.NHD has a

positive impact among students whose interests in academic subjects may wane in high school.Slide5

Performance Based Assessment

(Locally Developed Assessments, VDOE)

PROJECT BASED LEARNING

Answer complex questions

Apply knowledge

Solve problemsIn-depth investigationVoice and choice (ownership)Reflection

Critique and revisionCreate high quality productsPublic ProductSlide6

THE THEME

A

n opportunity to

push past

facts and dates. D

evelops perspective and understanding.Develops a lens to read history, an organizational structure that helps students place information in the correct context

and finally, the ability to see connections over time.Slide7

Exploration, Encounter, Exchange

in history

Topics can be found in …

Military Politics Government Communities Social movements Science Arts Education Religion Economics

Any Place

Any TimeConsider local history!Slide8

Exploration, Encounter, Exchange

IN HISTORY

All 3

elements

do not need to be addressed.

Think about the significance in history. So what? Does it really

matter?Highlighting

the exploration, encounter, exhange will helpclearly explain the relation of your topic to the theme

.

In thinking about your topic, ask yourself,

“What is so

important

about my topic and what do I want people to understand”Slide9

Step 1: Selecting a

Topic

Step 2: Finding

Sources

Secondary:

Helps to put the topic in context.Primary: Helps develop interpretation and makes the project lively and personal.

Step 3: Background reading and Taking NotesStep 4: Analysis and Conclusions

Step 5: Creating an EntrySlide10

Thesis Statement

Beyond telling a story, a National History Day project also proves a point about the topic. The thesis statement explains the significance of the topic in history.

The entry uses evidence to prove the argument

South Florida has always been known for its beautiful beaches. But in 1961, those beaches were not integrated, and the beach set aside for black citizens in Broward County was only accessible by boat. When their requests for a bridge connecting the beach to the mainland were ignored, the black community took on the

responsibility

to gain for themselves the right

to use a public beach.Slide11

Bibliography

Teaches students to be responsible researchers

Separated into Primary and Secondary Sources

Annotated

NoodleTools

"Co-education in the College!!!" Alumni News

[Virginia] May-June 1970. Print.     This newspaper article talks about the first time a class of undergraduate girls was admitted into the University of Virginia. We used this newspaper to show that the feminist movement had started even before the passage of Title IX.Slide12

CONDUCTING RESEARCH: SOURCES

Reliable Websites and search engines

org, .gov, .edu

Judges are looking for

BOOKS

in the bibliography.

Beyond websites…Slide13

PLACES TO CONDUCT RESEARCH

(DON’T LIMIT YOURSELF!)

Libraries

Archives

Museums

Oral history interviewsHistoric Sites

Ask an expert in the fieldMany more suggestions in packetSlide14

PRIMARY SOURCES

First-hand accounts that were written or produced during the time period

Letters, speeches, diaries, newspapers, oral history interviews, documents, photographs, artifacts, film …

The

bread

and butter

of researchSlide15

Research Checkpoints

Demonstrates knowledge

and understandingSlide16

RULE BOOK

Read it!!!!!Slide17

Our project: Milton Hershey: More Than Just Chocolate, relates to the theme

because Milton Hershey was a leader to the orphaned boys in his school. He also was aleader to other philanthropists by showing that he could use his money wisely. MiltonHershey School left a legacy because it is still operating today and helping low incomechildren have an opportunity for a better future. People don’t understand how much

Milton Hershey actually did. Most people think of Milton Hershey as a great

confectionery artist, but what it really all comes down to is his philanthropy and his

school.

The Entry

ProjectProcess PaperBibliography

Cid, Anuchy. Mural of Grandmothers Accomplishments. Flickr . Yahoo, 2013. Web. 2 Apr. 2015. <http://www.flickr.com/photos/muchachaojosdepapel/9993363316/in/photolist>.From this photo I was able to better understand the Grandmothers’ work. I used this photo to show some of the accomplishments the Grandmothers have made since the end of the “Dirty War”.Slide18

COMMON PROBLEMS

Not able to decide on a topic

Bibliography

Big learning curve

Not separating primary and secondary sources

Searching on Google, using WikipediaGroups: not getting together outside of school

Only using websitesThesis statement is not clear and ending up with just a reportSlide19

Went to NHD Nationals in 8

th grade. His project was on the History of the Pretzel!Slide20

ENTRY CATEGORIES

Performance

Website

Paper

Documentary

ExhibitSlide21

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