How To Teach History; A Manual Of Suggestions For The Teacher

In this classic work, Henry W. Elson offers practical advice for history teachers on how to engage and inspire their students. With its clear and concise guidance on lesson planning, teaching techniques, and student assessment, How to Teach History is an indispensable resource for anyone working in education.

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