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Teaching with Primary Sources in Social Studies

Studies Weekly

Teaching with Primary Sources in Social Studies Feb. To connect students to important historical events that have shaped America and the world, we often must go to the source. The primary source. Connecting Kids to History Studies Weekly uses primary sources to share real accounts.

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A Message of Support

NCHE

We, and our students, make sense of individuals, groups, and events by studying primary sources and the work of scholars. We, and our students, understand that the documents we study reveal conflicting accounts or perspectives, which is why we know its critical to examine multiple sources and ask thoughtful questions.

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Sites of Encounter- The Medieval World

World History Teachers Blog

It comes from The University of California at Davis and includes lessons with primary sources, maps, charts, and graphs. One of my favorite sites for teaching medieval cities like Mali, Calicut, and Quanzhou is called Sites of Encounter in the Medieval World.

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NCHE Partners with the Library of Congress

NCHE

The National Council for History Education (NCHE) is excited to announce a new partnership with the Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources program (TPS). About the Teaching with Primary Sources Program (TPS) The Teaching with Primary Sources program has been the Library of Congresss premier educational outreach program.

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Throwback Thursday: “Can the Chronicling America primary source newspaper site get any better? Yes. Yes, it can.”

History Tech

I’m spending a few days with some of the amazing staff at the Library of Congress (I’m looking at you, Cheryl), learning more about their super cool primary sources and more ways to use them. Yesterday I had a bit of chit-chat with the people in the LOC Newspaper Division that included some tips about […]

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Online Archive for WWII

World History Teachers Blog

The archive includes primary sources such as images, cartoons, and documents. The website gives you an overview of each issue along with a chart of primary sources to help students come to a conclusion. Here is a cool new online archive of 20th-century resources surrounding Winston Churchill.

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Creating Interactive Lessons Through App Smashing

A Principal's Reflections

I often recommend the use of this tool in History as a way to explore primary source documents. Suppose you want to develop a literacy lesson for your learners. ThingLink could be used to curate content (text, video, images). After kids review the content, Google Forms could be used for them to answer higher-order questions.