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Jacqueline Olich: Why Teach Childhood? Part I
"Street Scene" (1930) Frank Whitson Fetter Papers, Duke University Everyone has a childhood. Therefore, the history of childhood is accessible to students of history and intrinsically compelling. It...
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Jacqueline Olich, Part II: Resources for American and Soviet Childhood
Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin, "1919" (1934) For much of the twentieth century, the United States and the Soviet Union were superpowers engaged in a struggle against one another in which children were held up as...
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Julie deGraffenried, Teaching Childhood in High School
Integrating Childhood, Children’s, and Youth History into High School History Courses For three years after graduation from college, I taught social studies – all of them – in a small high school in...
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