The Digital Shift recently posted an article from School Library Journal written by Richard Byrne, a high school social studies teacher. The article has some great web sites on primary sources and using those documents in the classroom. I think it would be fun to use these sites for a project or two. Here is the link to the article, where four sites are reviewed: "Getting Kids Engaged with Primary Sources | Cool Tools" . Take a look.
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Showing posts with label Primary sources. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Primary sources. Show all posts
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Primary Sources
The Digital Shift recently posted an article from School Library Journal written by Richard Byrne, a high school social studies teacher. The article has some great web sites on primary sources and using those documents in the classroom. I think it would be fun to use these sites for a project or two. Here is the link to the article, where four sites are reviewed: "Getting Kids Engaged with Primary Sources | Cool Tools" . Take a look.
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