2015 NCHE Conference Encounters in History St. Augustine, Florida
Flagler College March 19-21
Justify Your Attendance at the 2015 NCHE Conference
With budgets tight and resources at a premium in school districts across the country, it can be difficult to get approval for a wide variety of important projects. Here are some suggestions to help make your case for attending the 2015 NCHE Conference.
1. Make a list of the top challenges you face in your classroom or in your administrative/management position.
2. View the Preliminary Schedule and see which of the outstanding professional development sessions can help you address these challenges. NCHE's conference offers content and teaching ideas for teachers that can be applied immediately when you return!
3. Outline in a short overview how these particular presentations will help you and other colleagues who could also benefit from information you share.
Don't Delay, Register Today!
Here's what our attendees are saying about the NCHE Conferences:
I loved the sessions. The most difficult part was deciding which one to go to because there were so many great ones.
I like the focus on historical inquiry and integration into the classroom.
Focus on history, historical thinking, historiography and pedagogy.
I feel there is a collegiality and a focus of the sessions that makes it particularly enjoyable.
The NCHE conferences have always had the best combination of college professors, public history places and high school/elementary school teachers presenting. I have always left the NCHE conference with more resources than I could possibly use.
This is the best hands-on teaching/sharing experience I have had at a conference.
NCHE is coming to historic St. Augustine, Florida to commemorate the 450th anniversary of the oldest permanent European settlement in the United States. The national conference is a place where historical thinkers can come together and share their passion for teaching and learning.