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The Hispanic Experience in Colorado (CO) |
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Over the course of two workshops in February and June, the TPS Western Region, in collaboration with The Center for Colorado & the West at Auraria Library, History Colorado, and the Denver Public Library, offered a unique professional development opportunity that focused on Colorado's rich Hispanic history. The workshops focused on the following topics: |
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Hispanic Politics in Colorado |
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Hispanic Labor in Colorado |
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Hispanic Industry in Colorado |
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Hispanic Civil Rights in Colorado |
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Hispanic Culture and Tradition in Colorado |
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Using resources from the Library of Congress, as well as from our collaborators, participants gained a better perspective on Hispanic culture in Colorado, along with gleaning new ideas for the classroom. Below are four videos produced in conjunction with the workshop by students in the Technical Communications & Media Production Department at Metro State and directed by Professor Bob Amend, featuring unique Hispanic perspectives.
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How we Lived |
What We Contributed |
Where We Came From |
Who We Are |
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Northern Arizona University (AZ) |
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Officially titled "Through the Lens of Teddy Roosevelt: Primary Sources, Inquiry and 21st Century Learning," the three-day workshop, held on July 17-19, was a partnership between the History Department at |
Northern Arizona University, and the Teaching with Primary Sources Western Region Program. Using Teddy Roosevelt as a unifying concept throughout the workshop, participants learned the value of inquiry in both their teaching and learning, as well as novel uses of technology in the classroom. |
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