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On February 16, 2012, social studies teachers from East Texas and beyond gathered at Region 5 Education Service Center in Beaumont to participate in a workshop with distinguished faculty. Albert S. Broussard (Texas A&M University), John Barr (Lone Star College-Kingwood), Jennifer L. Weber (University of Kansas), and Michael Les Benedict (The Ohio State University) gave lectures and shared primary sources related to slavery, secession, the Civil War, and Reconstruction.

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  1. Workshop participants at Education Service Center Region 5.
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  1. Thumbnail of: Workshop participants at Education Service Center Region 5.
  2. Thumbnail of: Albert S. Broussard, former Humanities Texas board member and professor of history at Texas A&M University, speaks about slavery.
  3. Thumbnail of: Teachers listen to Broussard's lecture.
  4. Thumbnail of: John Barr, assistant professor of history at Lonestar College-Kingwood, discusses secession.
  5. Thumbnail of: Jennifer L. Weber, associate professor of history at the University of Kansas, gives a lecture on the Civil War.
  6. Thumbnail of: Michael Les Benedict, professor emeritus of history at The Ohio State University, shares insights on Reconstruction.
Workshop participants at Education Service Center Region 5.
Beaumont Teacher Workshop Photos : Thumbnails
  1. Thumbnail of: Workshop participants at Education Service Center Region 5.
  2. Thumbnail of: Albert S. Broussard, former Humanities Texas board member and professor of history at Texas A&M University, speaks about slavery.
  3. Thumbnail of: Teachers listen to Broussard's lecture.
  4. Thumbnail of: John Barr, assistant professor of history at Lonestar College-Kingwood, discusses secession.
  5. Thumbnail of: Jennifer L. Weber, associate professor of history at the University of Kansas, gives a lecture on the Civil War.
  6. Thumbnail of: Michael Les Benedict, professor emeritus of history at The Ohio State University, shares insights on Reconstruction.
  7. Thumbnail of: The workshop featured close interaction with faculty.
  8. Thumbnail of: Albert S. Broussard discusses primary sources including a bill of sale for slaves in Charleston, South Carolina.
  9. Thumbnail of: John Barr analyzes documents including Jefferson Davis's inaugural address.
  10. Thumbnail of: Jennifer Weber leads a primary source workshop.
  11. Thumbnail of: Michael Les Benedict analyzes primary sources with teachers.
  12. Thumbnail of: John Barr shares insights with teachers.
  13. Thumbnail of: Albert S. Broussard leads a discussion with workshop participants.
  14. Thumbnail of: Michael Les Benedict examines primary sources with teachers.
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