Danna Bell is an Educational Resource Specialist at the Library of Congress. Trained as a librarian and archivist, she provides reference support for the Library's teacher programs. Prior to joining the Library's K-12 efforts, she provided support for members of the public using the Library's online collections.
Most Recent Posts
- Empowering Your Students to Identify Problems by Connecting with Inventors from the Past May 16th, 2019
- What Was the Problem Mary Wanted to Solve? Investigating a Curious Invention with Primary Sources May 14th, 2019
- Mathematics and Primary Sources: In Search of the Perfect Calendar May 7th, 2019
- Primary Sources Through Musical Learning: Exploring the Cuban-American Musical Heritage of Emilio and Gloria Estefan Part 2 — Cultural Memory and Musical Legacies May 2nd, 2019
- Primary Sources for Musical Learning: Exploring the Cuban-American Musical Heritage of Emilio and Gloria Estefan–Diversity and Identity in “The Great Melting Pot” May 1st, 2019
- May Day…One Phrase with Many Different Meanings April 30th, 2019
- Primary Sources for Musical Learning: Celebrating the Public Domain and Engaging Creatively with Primary Sources April 25th, 2019
- Supporting and Critiquing America during WWII: Primary Sources from the Fort Valley Music Festivals April 23rd, 2019
- For National Poetry Month Stop by the Teachers Corner From the Catbird’s Seat April 16th, 2019
- Starting Conversations with Students about Personal Spending, Investing, and Stewardship with Historical Receipts April 9th, 2019