Using Primary Sources to Teach Social Studies
The Social Studies Teacher Podcast · Kirsten Hammond, The Southern Teach LLC
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Show Notes
When teachers use primary sources in class, it makes learning history feel real and exciting. You learn more about the past and why it matters today. What does this look like within the four walls of our classroom? Let's talk about it today!
Episode Highlights
- What are primary sources?
- Why are primary sources important in teaching social studies?
- Where can you find primary sources?
- How can primary sources be incorporated into lesson plans?
- What are the benefits of using primary sources in the classroom?
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