Talking about Lessons
This week we'll focus on lessons and how the Learning Page can help you with your lesson.
Developing lessons around American Memory materials requires thought and care and can present challenges. We know you have questions, so we've set aside this week to introduce you to Learning Page resources and to discuss topics that might be of concern.
ACTIVITY: First, tour the Learning Page with your lesson in mind. Sample some of our suggestions and try some of your own. Learn what resources can help you create your lesson.
DISCUSSION: Then, you are invited to any or all of three different discussions where you can ask Fellows and Library staff questions to help your creative juices start flowing.
- Using AM with younger students with Elizabeth Ridgway, '98 Fellow, teacher, and workshop leader
- Using AM at the high school level with Arnold Pulda, '98 Fellow, teacher, and workshop leader
- Lessons and the Learning Page with Judy Graves, Library staff and AMF Program coordinator
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Library of Congress URL: http://www.loc.gov/ |
Questions about American Memory? NDLP Reference Librarian |
American Memory Fellows Program URL: http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/ndlpedu/amfp/index.html
Jun-01