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World history as a subject can sometimes feel a little overwhelming. How does one teach all of the world’s history? We’re here to help. World History Project’s online professional development will help you build your knowledge and skills. You’ll dive into both content and teaching strategies, guided by fellow teachers and historians. Whether you’re a veteran world history teacher or teaching it for the first time, Teaching WHP has content, skills, tips, and techniques to help you engage students in the classroom and to help them think like historians.

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