Ronald Chase, President, Gum Springs Historical Society, Inc., recently
participated in the Kenneth E. Behring
National History Day Contest held at
University of Maryland at College Park, MD, June 12-16, 2016. The contest is run on a local, state and
national level, involving more than 600,000 students. Less than 1% make it to the National
level. All 50 states, the District of Columbia,
American Samoa, Guam, and international schools in Central America, China,
Korea, and South Asia were represented at College Park.
National History Day provides young people with a high quality
educational experience, with each student responsible for research, design and
creation of their entry in one of five competitive categories: website, papers, exhibits, performance or
documentary. It also engages the
students in critical
thinking skills that is hugely beneficial to college and career readiness. For the
documentary category, all entries were judged on historical quality, relation
to this year’s theme “Exploration, Encounter, Exchange in History.
Academic articles are critical for the advancement of knowledge in various fields. Naruto Shippuden Netflix These articles undergo rigorous peer review and are published in reputable academic journals, contributing to the scholarly discourse and research community.
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