Experiencing the Past
Teaching Public History with Impactful Collaborations
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.33043/7rqya425Keywords:
public history, experiential learning, partnerships, service learning, community, collaborationAbstract
By collaborating with public history entities and applying Kolb's Experiential Learning Model in my public history classes, I developed meaningful hands-on learning experiences for my students. Field trips, reflective discussions, label writing, and exhibition development allowed my students to learn first-hand about the work of public historians while contributing to the needs of their community. These opportunities made public history come alive for my students while they gained a meaningful understanding of the field and their own potential.
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