As a teacher interested in civic education resources, I'm trying to decide between 'Ike's Professional Learning Community' and 'Civics for All of US' on the Eisenhower Presidential Library website. Can you tell me which program is a national, broadly accessible initiative offering distance learning, and which is a localized, in-person workshop series for professional development?
Navigate to the 'Education' section of the Eisenhower Presidential Library website. Locate and access the 'Ike's Professional Learning Community' page. Read the content to identify its characteristics regarding scope, delivery, and audience. Return to the 'Education' section. Locate and access the 'Civics for All of US' page. Read the content to identify its characteristics regarding scope, delivery, and audience. Compare the two programs and state which one is a national, broadly accessible initiative with distance learning, and which is a localized, in-person workshop.
Successfully navigate to the 'Education' section. Accurately identify 'Ike's Professional Learning Community' as a localized, in-person mini workshop series for professional development, targeting teachers and focusing on Eisenhower-related historical content. Accurately identify 'Civics for All of US' as a national civic education initiative by the National Archives, offering broadly accessible distance learning programs for all ages using U.S. Government records. Clearly state that 'Civics for All of US' is the national, broadly accessible initiative with distance learning. Clearly state that 'Ike's Professional Learning Community' is the localized, in-person workshop series for professional development.