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Teachers and community members can help young community members explore and contribute to their cultural heritage by arranging learning expeditions that include the ALERT processes.

The Heritage Project is an educational initiative that began as a partnership between the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress, the Montana Historical Society, and the Montana Office of Public Instruction. Teachers work with these cultural agencies and with their communities to conduct learning expeditions that explore large and enduring questions through the medium of local knowledge.

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Wednesday, July 04, 2007

The Summer of Drugs
   Ted Nugent rips the sixties

http://www.opinionjournal.com/extra/?id=110010291

There is a saying that if you can remember the 1960s, you were not there. I was there and remember the decade in vivid, ugly detail. I remember its toxic underbelly excess because I was caught in the vortex of the music revolution that was sweeping the country, and because my radar was fine-tuned thanks to a clean and sober lifestyle.

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Referrers

State Heritage Projects

Support for Expeditions

Landmarks for Schools

The Digital Classroom (National Archives)

A Biography of America with Primary Documents (Annenberg)

A Chronology of U.S. Historical Documents (University of Oklahoma School of Law)

Words and Deeds in American History Chronological list of primary documents (Library of Congress)

Civics Timeline American history timeline with primary documents (National Endowment for the Humanities)

American Journeys Eyewitness accounts of historical expeditions by the Wisconsin Historical Society and National History Day

Expeditions (National Geographic)

Radio Documentaries American RadioWorks

Education Blogs and Sites

Edutopia (George Lucas Foundation)

Edublog Insights

Many to Many a group weblog on social software

Xplanazine

EdTechPost

Internet Time Blog

We the Media

Kairosnews a weblog for rhetoric, technology, and pedagogy

Stephen's Web

Nykola.com

Michelle Lamberson

Educause Review

Cetis

Advanced Distributed Learning

Instead of Thinking an educational jargon generator

Heritage Online

TeacherLore

Proving Up

Fieldwork