Archive: February 2022 (4 Posts)

Refined by: (Author) Danna Bell; (Year) 2022; (Month) February

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Using Sheet Music to Bring History to Life

February 15, 2022

Posted by: Danna Bell

Have you used sheet music with your classes? It provides a different angle to study events in history.

Posted in: Fine and Performing Arts, National Expansion and Reform (1815-1860)

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Connecting the Dots with Baseball and Library Online Resources

February 8, 2022

Posted by: Danna Bell

See how browsing through one collection lead to a variety of different primary sources.

Posted in: Hispanic American History, Industrial United States, World Wars and the Great Depression (1914-1945)

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What’s new online at the Library of Congress – Winter 2021/22

February 3, 2022

Posted by: Danna Bell

Wonder what has been added to the Library of Congress resources available on the website? This blog post from The Signal provides a a list for readers to explore.

Posted in: News and Events

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Datasets as Primary Sources: An Archaeological Dig into Our Collective Brains, Part 1

February 1, 2022

Posted by: Danna Bell

How can teachers make use of data sets in the classroom and what new tools may be needed to help them?

Posted in: Contemporary United States (1945-present), Science Technology and Math

Refined by: (Author) Danna Bell; (Year) 2022; (Month) February