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Beulah Henry Finds Invention Inspiration in Everyday Items: Primary Sources in Three-Dimensional Science Learning

Posted by: Michael Apfeldorf

Text from a set of remarks in the Congressional Record (1959)

The Congressional Record as a Primary Source for Teaching About the Cold War

Posted by: Colleen Smith

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The Intelligent Vegetable Martians are Coming! Analyzing Historical Newspapers to Practice Information Literacy Skills

Posted by: Michael Apfeldorf

Soviet Union Country Study: Is This a Primary Source?

Posted by: Colleen Smith

Cover page of sheet music titled "We're On Our To France" and featuring the image of soldier holding a banner with the words "Yip-Yip-Yahphank" on it.

Americanization Through Song: WWI-Era Songs by Irving Berlin

Posted by: Michael Apfeldorf

Headline of a news article from 1960 that reads, Bitter Cold War Born in Potsdam

Cold War Newspapers: Primary Sources and Perspective Taking

Posted by: Colleen Smith

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Cold War Era Films: Analyzing Tools of Persuasion by Observing, Reflecting, and Questioning

Posted by: Colleen Smith

Newspaper article. Headline reads Iron Curtain Threat

The Cold War: A New Primary Source Set for Teachers

Posted by: Cheryl Lederle

Poster shows a microscope, a book, and an eye, with the words "Keeping Up with Science."

Learn Why We Love Primary Source Analysis in STEM Classrooms: Join us at NSTA’s Spring 2025 Conference

Posted by: Michael Apfeldorf