Jenelle Bautista
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Jenelle Bautista's collections
The Search for an American Identity: Smithsonian-Montgomery College Faculty Fellowship 2019 Opening Panel Resources
<p>This collection serves as an introduction to the opening panel of the 2019 Smithsonian-Montgomery College Faculty Fellowship Program. This year's theme is “The Search for an American Identity: Building a Nation Together.” Three Smithsonian staff members will present at the opening panel, including David Penney (Associate Director of Research and Scholarship at the National Museum of the American Indian), Ranald Woodaman (Director of Exhibitions and Public Programs at the Smithsonian Latino Center), and Paula Johnson (Curator at the National Museum of American History). Their bios, presentation descriptions, and other resources are included inside.</p>
<p>As you explore the resources be sure to jot down any questions you may have for the presenters. </p>
<p>It's going to be a great seminar series!<br><br><br>#MCteach</p>
Jenelle Bautista
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COPY Perspectives on a Place: New York City TESTING
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<p>This collection contains artworks showing distinctive perspectives on a place: New York City. </p>
<p>Possible activities:</p>
<ul><li>Have students look through resources in this collection to identify as many different perspectives as they can. </li><li>Choose two or three for a focused comparison and contrast activity.</li><li>Have students create their own artistic representation of a place they know using these works as inspiration. </li></ul>
<p>Adapt this collection, or create your own "Perspectives on a Place" collection and share it with us! Write to us on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/smithsonianlab">@SmithsonianLab</a>. We created this for the NAEA national convention: #NAEA2017</p>
<p>Remember, you can add to your collections annotations such as hotspots or quiz questions . You can upload student work in your version. <br></p>
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The Crusades of the Middle Ages
<p>This collection includes resources for teachers looking for materials related to the Crusades. Students can gain insight into the weapons and nature of fighting in the Crusades by investigating the images included as well as the video on bows, while the essays and map will provide ample background information. Finally, a lesson plan from the Cooper Hewitt Design Museum explains how to design a marshmallow catapult or trebuchet!</p>
Jenelle Bautista
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Prohibition - Jenelle's Copy
Did the 18th Amendment effectively keep America dry during the 1920s-1930s? What about Prohibition locally in Pittsburgh - was it effective?
This collection of resources includes images, artifacts, texts, newspaper articles, and videos that are assembled to depict a macro-view of how the Prohibition Era started in America. This collection also parallels a local, micro-view examination of Prohibition here in Pittsburgh including a brief history of political corruption, bootlegging, and murder spanning a five year period from 1927 - 1932.
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