Teaching with photographs( primary sources) motivates and encourages students to ask good questions and will eventually lead to higher order thinking. Primary Source photographs inspire students to think about the past an relate it to their life today.
As educators we need to determine questions about each photograph. Students will need to study and investigate the photograph to locate information and think of an answer to a question.
This will bring an emphasis on inquiry learning with encourages learns to observe, analyze, and form their own ideas on the primary source, This also helps them build knowledge.
More information will follow about the Library Of Congress website - check this out for Primary Sources useful for American History.
https://memory.loc.gov/ammem/index.html
As educators we need to determine questions about each photograph. Students will need to study and investigate the photograph to locate information and think of an answer to a question.
This will bring an emphasis on inquiry learning with encourages learns to observe, analyze, and form their own ideas on the primary source, This also helps them build knowledge.
More information will follow about the Library Of Congress website - check this out for Primary Sources useful for American History.
https://memory.loc.gov/ammem/index.html
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