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Indigenous Histories of the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands Teacher-In
The NAU Department of History and Institute for Native-serving Educators (INE) are proud to host the Indigenous Histories of the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands Teach-In.
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Looking to incorporate more Indigenous histories and knowledges into your teaching across the curriculum, including STEM?
Faculty from NAU’s History Department and Institute for Native-Serving Educators will be offering a teach-in this summer around the theme Indigenous Histories of the US-Mexico Borderlands.
During this three-day online summer institute, participants will learn with Indigenous faculty and leading historians specializing in borderlands, Native American history, and culturally sustaining pedagogy. The program will empower teachers to center Indigenous histories, themes, and ways of knowing in their classrooms.
The program is geared toward secondary Social Studies and STEM teachers, but open to all.
EARN PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CREDIT HOURS!
Participants will receive a certificate of participation with up to 9.5 professional development hours. Make sure to register for each day you plan to attend via the links below.
DATES, TIMES & REGISTRATION
Registration Closed!
See About Institute page for details.
