This past summer I attended a WONDERFUL workshop at The Henry Ford organized and funded through the National Endowment for the Humanities Grant. The Henry Ford is a wonderful place filled with history, excitement, and real hands-on learning experiences. Check it out today!
The Henry Ford offers numerous workshops for teachers with the idea to “Learn, Share, co-design, and get rejuvenated and energized to teach!” The Henry Ford truly values teachers as partners in the learning process and provides FREE online resources, interactive lessons, and a plethora of on-site materials. Check out the education page today.
Here are some upcoming workshops:
- Transportation in America January 20, 2012
The Auto Industry: A Case Study in American Industrialism Keynote- Charles Hyde, Professor Emeritus, Wayne state University Curator: Bob Casey, John and Horace Dodge Curator of Transportation at The Henry Ford
- American Democracy and Civil Rights February 10, 2012
Leadership in American Democracy Keynote- Kidada Williams, Assistant Professor, Wayne State University Curator: Donna Braden, Curator, Public Life and Lead Experience Developer
- Science & Technology March 2, 2012
Evolution of Science and Technology Keynote- R. Charles Dershimer, Clinical Assistant Professor, Michigan State University Curator: Suzanne Fischer, Associate Curator of Technology at The Henry Ford
- American Innovation Innovation April 13, 2012
American Innovation & 21st Century Skills Keynote- David Pensak, Author, Entrepreneur Curator: Marc Greuther, Chief Curator, Curator of Industry and Design at The Henry Ford
- Family and Community Life May 4, 2012
Changing Roles, Homes and Communities Keynote: Liette Gidlow, Professor, Wayne State University Curator: Jeanine Head Miller, Curator of Domestic Life at The Henry Ford
- America’s Industrial Revolution May 11, 2012
America’s Industrial Revolution: Then and Now Keynote: Daniel Clark, Associate Professor, Oakland University Curator: Marc Greuther, Chief Curator, Curator of Industry and Design at The Henry Ford
To register, contact our Call Center To register, contact our Call Center at 313.982.600 at 313.982.6001
For more information contact The Henry Ford