Exploring Disability Concepts through Primary Sources on the Built Environment
Explore ways to help students learn about the built environment and how it can be modified to support the disabled and others needing extra assistance.
Archive for 2022 (93 posts)
Jason Reynolds, Back with a Newsletter!
Jason Reynolds explores memories of the first day of school.
Announcing the 2022 Literacy Awards Winners and Honorees
Announcing the 2022 winners and practice honorees for the Library of Congress Literacy Awards.
Reporting the Revolution: Teaching the Black Freedom Struggle through Historic Newspapers
Explore how to use Chronicling America to study the Black American fight for freedom and the complicated narrative the documents this part of United States history.
What’s new online at the Library of Congress – Summer 2022
Find out what new collections and other resources are now available on the Library of Congress website.
Celebrating the 2021 Library of Congress Literacy Awards Winners and Honorees: Webinars and a New Story Map
Learn more about the Library of Congress Literacy awards and the story map that celebrates the winners and honorees.
Nostalgia During the Civil War: A Perplexing Condition Among Soldiers
Learn more about Civil War Nostalgia, a early form of PTSD.
Education in Enslaved Communities
Learn about Susie King Taylor, the first Black Civil War nurse, and her fight to obtain an education during slavery.
Down the Rabbit Hole
A fond farewell from Peter DeCraene, 2020-22 Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellow for the Library of Congress.
A Change of Direction Inspired by Library of Congress Explorations
A fond farewell from Lesley Anderson who finishes her term as the 2021-2022 Einstein Teaching Fellow at the Library of Congress.