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EDSITEment Lesson Plans

The Ashbrook Center for Public Affairs worked with the National Endowment for the Humanities to develop web-based lesson plans for U.S. History and Government teachers. The lessons created as a part of this partnership have been placed on the NEH's EDSITEment web site, which features the best of the humanities on the web. The EDSITEment web site is a part of the Marco Polo consortium, a project of the Verizon Foundation.

This project was funded by a three-year, $375,000 cooperative agreement and a three-year, $186,900 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. These activities are a part of the NEH's We the People initiative. The project was led by Dr. John Moser, Assistant Professor of History at Ashland University, and the lessons were developed from distinguished faculty and secondary school teachers from across the nation.

The following EDSITEment lesson plans have been developed as a part of this project:

Other Lesson Plans from the Ashbrook Center:

Master of American History and Government

Free Saturday Seminars for Teachers:

Free Summer Institutes for Teachers:

Historical Documents Library:

Online Audio Lectures and Discussions:

Special Exhibits:

Teaching American History Grants:

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