The Great Debate | From the Collection to the Classroom

Prior to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Americans were divided on the United States' role in world politics: some favoring interventionism, others favoring isolationism.

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The Home Front

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Teacher Professional Development Workshops at The National WWII Museum

Summer Teacher Seminars

Attend a weeklong seminar designed for middle and high school social studies teachers interested in taking thematic deep dives into the history of World War II. For full seminar details, including information on how to apply, click the button below.

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Attend a weeklong seminar for 5th–8th grade science teachers, which connects the science students need to learn to the stories and history behind World War II. For full seminar details, including information on how to apply, click the button below.

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From The Collection To The Classroom: Teaching History With The National Wwii Museum

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Teacher Professional Development Workshops at The National WWII Museum