Women’s lasting impact permeates every facet of our collective history and the arts. Lesser-known roles of Katharine Wright, Cleveland’s own NACA site as far back as 1915 (the predecessor to NASA), the Curtiss-Wright Cadettes, and so many more are integral to understanding where we’ve come and where we will go in the future as a state and a nation. The workshop is made possible with grant support from the America 250-Ohio Commission, the Ohio Humanities, and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Event Details
Tuesday, October 29, 2024
Burke Lakefront Airport/IWASM | 1501 N Marginal Rd |Cleveland, OH 44114
What to Expect
- Strategically developed sample lesson and resources for grades 7-12.
- Materials available encouraging cross-curricular humanities studies (especially English and Social Studies).
- Hands-on practical application opportunities led by facilitators with years of experience in and out of the classroom.
- The opportunity to inform and influence the next phase in this initiative to better serve YOU – the teachers!
How to Sign Up
Registration is required, and is FREE thanks to support from the America 250-Ohio Commission! To register, click https://forms.gle/nitvG3rCxz2Raysz7 or visit www.iwasm.org/events. Deadline is October 24.
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Registration includes continental breakfast, lunch, and a packet of resources. Upon completion of the workshop, each participant will receive a certificate of accomplishment.
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