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Teacher Webinar Tuesday, December 9th: Searching LOC.gov

Posted by: Danna Bell

The Library of Congress site for teachers, loc.gov/teachers, provides many easy ways to find powerful primary sources for use in the classroom, including lesson plans, primary sources sets, a timely blog, and more. But what if you want to find even more Library of Congress primary sources? What search strategies does a power user need to know?

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See You at NCTE: Resources for English Teachers from the Library of Congress

Posted by: Danna Bell

This year's NCTE conference: Story as the Landscape of Knowing will take place November 20-23 in our hometown, Washington, DC. You will find us at Booth numbers 236 and 238 in the exhibit hall Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. The Teachers Page from the Library of Congress offers ideas and resources for English educators. We have rounded up a few of our favorites.