Lee Ann Potter, Director of Educational Outreach at the Library of Congress, outlines the varied educational resources.[/caption]
Engaging Students with the Library of Congress:
Over the past two decades, the Library of Congress has prepared millions of primary source documents and objects for public use. This free educational resource provides educators and students with access to historical documents and our national treasures in a uniquely digital format. Teaching suggestions, professional development opportunities, and online access to Library of Congress reference specialists provides guidance on how to imbed primary sources into classroom instruction.
For further information please check out the following video and explore loc.gov/teachers Published on Wed, 01/27/2016
[caption id="attachment_9032" align="alignright" width="300"] Lee Ann Potter, Director of Educational Outreach at the Library of Congress, outlines the varied educational resources.[/caption]
Engaging Students with the Library of Congress:
Over the past two decades, the Library of Congress has prepared millions of primary source documents and objects for public use. This free educational resource provides educators and students with access to historical documents and our national treasures in a uniquely digital format. Teaching suggestions, professional development opportunities, and online access to Library of Congress reference specialists provides guidance on how to imbed primary sources into classroom instruction.
For further information please check out the following video and explore loc.gov/teachers
Lee Ann Potter, Director of Educational Outreach at the Library of Congress, outlines the varied educational resources.[/caption]
Engaging Students with the Library of Congress:
Over the past two decades, the Library of Congress has prepared millions of primary source documents and objects for public use. This free educational resource provides educators and students with access to historical documents and our national treasures in a uniquely digital format. Teaching suggestions, professional development opportunities, and online access to Library of Congress reference specialists provides guidance on how to imbed primary sources into classroom instruction.
For further information please check out the following video and explore loc.gov/teachers Categories:
