'Primary documents' diaporamas de présentation

HIST 206 Library Workshop

History of European women: Information resources Welcome! P lease sign up with your CCID before we start: 1. click on Start button in lower left corner 2. select Authenticate, then type your ID & PW 3. minimize authentication window

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Monday Guest lecture Paul finkleman

Monday Guest lecture Paul finkleman. Course Requirements. There will be three sections of a portfolio due during the semester. This portfolio will be based on written answers based of the questions from Kierner , Revolutionary American Portfolio I due Thursday February 18 th

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Reconstruction

Reconstruction. By Alan Russell Doug Day. Class. 10 th Grade American History class 1865-present. Public suburb school system Class population: 165 Individual class size: 25-30 Classes per day: 6. Strands Title Page. History People and Societies Geography Economics Government

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Primary documents: Reading strategies and Excerpting

Primary documents: Reading strategies and Excerpting. Wednesday, March 23 rd , 2011. Helping students read primary documents. Pre-reading strategies Strategies to use during reading Post-reading strategies. Why do students struggle with reading?. Decoding Comprehension Interest Fluency.

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APW DBQ

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Propaganda

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Primary and Secondary Sources

Primary and Secondary Sources. What are they?. Primary sources. A primary source is an original object or document; first-hand information . Primary source is material written or produced in the time period that you may be investigating.

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Primary and Secondary Sources

Primary and Secondary Sources. What are they?. Primary sources. A primary source is an original object or document; first-hand information. Primary source is material written or produced in the time period that you may be investigating.

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Primary and Secondary Sources

Primary and Secondary Sources. What are they?. Primary sources. A primary source is an original object or document; first-hand information. Primary source is material written or produced in the time period that you may be investigating.

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The Reconstruction

The Reconstruction. By: Dustin Presley Tech in Ed Professor Peterson. What is the Reconstruction?.

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Discovering Collection

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DOING THE DBQ Document Based Question

DOING THE DBQ Document Based Question. What is the DBQ. Similar to a standard essay - could be ETVOTS, to what extent, etc. Requires reference to several primary documents provided 15 minutes are provided as a Reading period, and an additional 45 minutes to

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Welcome to Back to School Night 2012-2013

Welcome to Back to School Night 2012-2013. English 3 Mrs. Glucksman & Mrs. Ericksen. What Do We Do In This Course?. Goals of the Course American Literature Essential Questions Student Expectations Homework Grading. Goals of the Course. Students will read great American literature

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Introduction to Civil War Narratives

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Fri day , Aug. 29

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Who was responsible for the battle of Little Bighorn?

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Primary Source Resources

Primary Source Resources. From the American Historical Association Annual Meeting. Chicago By Mary Johnson Debbie MacDonald. Sites are free and many have lesson plans. http://herb.ashp.cuny.edu http://chnm.gmu.edu http://Digitalhistory.unl.edu www.ipums.org www.proquest.com

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Mr. Taylor

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Rigor: Defined

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facebook

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