Build a Lesson with Library of Congress Resources
Essential Question:
How can the Library of Congress (LOC) resources
be used to increase student understanding of the curriculum?
Understanding Goal 
Meaningful lessons focus on student understanding
by developing the knowledge and skills students need, by asking
students to demonstrate mastery of the knowledge and skills
they have gained, and by offering feedback to students on their
progress towards understanding.
As a result of this workshop, participants will
Know
- A variety of methods for searching for and saving resources
through the Library of Congress Web site.
- The criteria and format for AAMNVA
lesson plans which are based on the Teaching for Understanding
paradigm
Be Able to:
- Analyze model activities, brainstorm new lesson ideas
and provide feedback to colleagues on original lesson plans.
- Search
for and save resources from the Library of Congress Web site that are
relevant to student understanding of the curriculum.
Performance Task
- Create an original high-quality lesson that used the LOC
resources to promote student understanding of the curriculum.
Resources for Sort-It-Out activity:
Resources for Lesson Development:
Searching Guides:
Primary Source Analysis Tools:
Evaluation:
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here to take the evaluation survey