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Teaching with Primary Sources from the Library of Congress

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Teaching with Primary Sources from the Library of Congress. Teaching with Primary Sources Across Tennessee November 20, 2009 workshop East Tennessee History Center. Q: What are some different types of sources?. “Associated Farmers Have a Farm”. Q: Why use primary sources?. Primary Sources.

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  1. Teaching withPrimary Sourcesfrom theLibrary of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources Across Tennessee November 20, 2009 workshop East Tennessee History Center

  2. Q: What are some different types of sources?

  3. “Associated Farmers Have a Farm”

  4. Q: Why use primary sources?

  5. Primary Sources • Engagestudents’ curiosity • Excitestudents through real-life evidence and stories • Empowertheir ability to learn by exploring their interests

  6. Q: How do you get the most out of primary sources?

  7. I see I know I wonder

  8. Congratulations! You’re developing the H O T S IGHER RDER HINKING KILLS

  9. Goal:INQUIRY-DRIVEN LEARNING Ask questions that will prompt students to draw from their own experiences and knowledge, and to explore and think about what is before them.

  10. Teaching withPrimary Sources • To help educators engage students in inquiry through the use of primary sources • To promote and facilitate the use of the primary sources available at the Library of Congress Web site

  11. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS • Over 15 million digitized primary sources available through the Library’s Web site • Tools and materials for educators, researchers, librarians, visitors, and families also available

  12. Q: So, how do I findstuff I can use onthe Library of CongressWeb site?

  13. Teaching with Primary Sources Across Tennessee • Lesson ideas & units • Tools for educators • Newsletters • Primary source sets • Links www.mtsu.edu/tps

  14. www.libraryofcongress.gov or simply www.loc.gov

  15. Good places to remember: • Educator materials • Teachers Page • Lesson Plans • Lesson Ideas & Units page on the TPS-TN Web site • Primary sources • Digital Collections

  16. Don’t know where to start? • Browse by topic • Today in history • Everyday mysteries

  17. Contact information: Dr. Stacey Graham, Project Coordinator MTSU Box 80 Murfreesboro, TN 37132 (615) 898-2947 (615) 494-8783 sgraham@mtsu.edu Teaching with Primary Sources Across Tennessee is a partnership program of the Library of Congress and Middle Tennessee State University, and is administered by MTSU’s Center for Historic Preservation.