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Sue Wise's Discussions
Library of Congress Online: Teaching with Primary Sources
Started Mar. 12, 2008
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Profile Information
- Location (Country, State, District):
- Pennsylvania, USA
- Title:
- Associate Director, Eastern Regional Teaching with Primary Sources Partnership
- Web Site:
- http://tps.waynesburg.edu
- Global Education Projects Sponsored By You or That You're Involved In:
- Library of Congress Educational Outreach Program: Teaching with Primary Sources (http://www.loc.gov/teachers/tps)
- Languages Spoken:
- English
- Favorite Education Resources:
- Library of Congress (http://www.loc.gov)
Eastern Regional Teaching with Primary Sources Partnership (http://tps.waynesburg.edu/eregion/)
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Our multiage class (6 and 7 year olds) is studying whales and whaling (Martha's Vineyard was a center for whaling in the 1800's). Using a whaling chart from 1851, artifacts which sailors brought back to Martha's Vineyard, and a young girl's journal from her trip with her father in 1862, students are re-create local history and discover how places around the world have had an impact on their community.
You might want to check out the movies we posted here - you will see evidence of primary resources in their presentation.
I am very interested in your title. Director, Eastern Regional Teaching with Primary Sources Partnership. Very enlightening.
We also went to the LOC for a three day workshop a few years ago to learn about teaching and learning using primary sources. It was a fabulous experience.
Valerie