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Teaching Through Photographs and Art
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We can learn so much about people and time periods by studying photographs. What a powerful tool to incorporate into social studies units. If you're craving a way to shake things up in your classroom, this episode is for you.
Topics Discussed
- Using primary sources
- How to use artwork from a historical time period
- Activities that feature old photographs
Resources
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