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Signed posters for your bulletin board refresh

Chelsea Katzenberg

Fresh school year, fresh classroom walls. We’re giving away signed Shepard Fairey History Frames posters—perfect for bringing big historical questions into your classroom.

To claim one, comment below with one way you teach through any of the history frames:

  • Communities
  • Networks
  • Production and Distribution

Posters are available to the first 45 eligible commenters, while supplies last. One poster per person; designs will be selected at random and cannot be requested. Open to U.S. residents ages 18 and older.

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  • I just worked with my new Boston students who have quickly learned to recognize when I have attended an OER webinar based on the content I bring to class the following day. We used the idea of community to develop our understanding of how life changed in terms of gender roles and specialization because of the goldilocks conditions leading to the Neolithic Revolution and how collective learning expanded rapidly as people began to settle in various locations. 

  • in reply to Jim Jaeger

      Love that your students can spot the OER webinar effect! Using Communities to connect the Neolithic Revolution to collective learning is a great approach. Keep an eye out for an email from our team at the address you use for your OER Project account. We'll let you know how to claim your poster!

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  • in reply to Jim Jaeger

      Love that your students can spot the OER webinar effect! Using Communities to connect the Neolithic Revolution to collective learning is a great approach. Keep an eye out for an email from our team at the address you use for your OER Project account. We'll let you know how to claim your poster!

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