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Oral History in Education

The Oral History Association provides an assortment of training opportunities and resources for those interested in learning more about the oral history process or teaching it to others. Various OHA web-based guides specifically address the role of oral history in the classroom, while the OHA events page often highlights training programs offered by reputable oral history programs across the world. The OHA Annual Meeting also features a full day of pre-conference workshops each year, and educators are recognized for their efforts in classroom through a pair of alternating biennial teaching awards.

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