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The U.S. Congress is often referred to as a single entity, but it’s actually a combination of two distinct groups: the House of Representatives and the Senate. While both houses… Read More about American Government 101: Difference Between House and Senate
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You’re finishing up your history degree and wondering what comes next. You enjoy reading about history, exploring vintage documents and photographs, organizing information, and facilitating others’ learning. You’re familiar with… Read More about Archivist vs. Librarian: Which Career Path Is for You?
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An internationally recognized art museum in a major American city holds an exhibition of art, artifacts, and replicas of everyday items from ancient Rome. Each day, tens of thousands of… Read More about Careers That Keep the Arts Alive: Docent vs Curator
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Museums procure, study, and display art and other objects of lasting interest. For instance, the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C., showcases paintings of former American presidents, while the Smithsonian… Read More about Curator vs. Museum Educator: What’s the Difference?
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Language arts and history are two of the oldest academic disciplines. Well before they studied cyber security or bioengineering, students focused on the development and use of language and the… Read More about Compare & Contrast: English Major vs. History Major
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Archives are typically used by those looking for resources to successfully and accurately conduct research about the past. First Nations peoples may use archival records to establish legal claims to… Read More about A Guide to Archives and How To Use Them for Research
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From replacing chalkboards with smartboards to swapping textbooks for tablets, technological innovations are transforming education and the way students learn. Not only are the tools and technologies inside the classroom… Read More about Teachable Moments: What’s in Store for the Future Educators of America?
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