Summer 2004 Seminar for Teachers: Seminar 1
Monday - Friday June 07th-11th
Old Alabama Town is offering a distinctive outreach program for 4th, 5th and 6th grade History Teachers and secondary English and Social Studies Teachers. The seminar offers an opportunity for varied methodologies in teaching Alabama History more effectively in the classroom. In addition to ideas for classroom instruction and enrichment, the sessions include visits along Alabama's History Trails, which include:

The seminar will be held at Old Alabama Town Reception Center at 301 Columbus Street, Montgomery, Alabama. The sessions will meet from 8:30am to 4:00pm, Monday through Friday and enrollment is limited.

The program is funded by Landmarks Foundation of Montgomery and locally sponsored by a friend. There is no charge for this program which includes educational materials, daily lunches and admission fees. CEUs will be earned for the week long seminar.

The seminar will be held at Old Alabama Town Reception Center at 301 Columbus Street, Montgomery, Alabama. The sessions will meet from 8:30am to 4:00pm, Monday through Friday and enrollment is limited.

The program is funded by the Alabama Historical Commission and locally sponsored by Landmarks Foundation of Montgomery. There is no charge for this program which includes educational materials, daily lunches and admission fees. CEUs will be earned for the week long seminar. Mary Ann Neeley, Doris Jean Peak, Margaret Hixon, and Florence Giles will instruct the seminar, assisted by the staff of Old Alabama Town and other sites.
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Applications due April 30, 2004