The first phase of the Teacher Training program was launched in partnership with UNDP Lebanon. Four groups of history teachers and civics coordinators will meet during the first week (10-13 November) . In the first round, we worked on building collaborative working groups,trained on digital learning methods, and began training participants on Microsoft Teams for…
For the sake of everyone’s safety, the General Assembly meeting was held online on October 23 via Google Meets. It was a very productive meeting and a good number of members took part in it. We look forward to the next meeting in December!
Interview with LAH’s president Mrs. Nayla Hamadeh around the Local History Project in partnership with ForumZFD, and students’ understanding of the past through artistic means.Read the Full article in the link below: بعد الحرب الأهليّة.. بالصّمت يستمرّ الألم!
The Local History project’s wrap up meeting took place online on September 30 Via Zoom. Artists, teachers, facilitators and the management and curriculum teams gathered for an all-day meeting to reflect on students’ learning experiences, discuss learning approaches and pedagogies, and finally to brainstorm on the next steps. We are looking forward to embarking on…
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Amid everything we are going through, LAH organized a 2-day workshop/retreat at the beautiful Bkerzay, Chouf. On the first day, the team members were given the safe space to share their feelings and thoughts after all the challenges faced through fun activities. And on the second day, members and partners of LAH joined as the…
A journey of producing history education sources for the MASSADER Website brought together 12 history teachers at the Bibliotheque Orientale. The workshop is part of LAH’s project A LEAP TOWARDS THE DIGITAL WORLD IN HISTORY EDUCATION: LEBANON AND THE ARAB WORLD” funded by the Open Society. Thank you Bibliotheque Orientale for your warm welcome!
A journey of producing history education sources for the MASSADER Website brought together 12 history teachers at the Baakline National Library. The workshop is part of LAH’s project A LEAP TOWARDS THE DIGITAL WORLD IN HISTORY EDUCATION: LEBANON AND THE ARAB WORLD” funded by the Open Society. We are thrilled that our MASSADER are growing!
In the framework of the “TOWARDS A NEW HISTORY CURRICULUM” project, the working team met to share feedback on the progress of the materials. The discussion focused on the proposed learning materials and their relevance in pushing students to the basic question and developing their intellectual and research skills. The project is based on the…
A new workshop for artists and teachers contributing to the joint LAH-forumZFD project “From Local History to a Better Understanding of the Past” has taken place on February 7-8. Participants were exposed to the fields of dealing with the past and oral history. We also tackled approaches to introducing the civil war to students, in…