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May 7, 2007
June 4 - 8 Heritage Education: Built Environments in the
K-12 Classroom [ARCH 412/512, Section 378]
Teachers can make history come alive for students by
incorporating historic architecture and local history in
their classes. This course assists teachers in discovering
the rich cultural and visual text of everyday surroundings
and develop applications to enhance learning from math to
reading.
Open to professionals, students and the general public.
Instructors: Jon Hunner & Marsha Weisiger, History
Department, New Mexico State University
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