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Annotated Primary Source Documents, Vol. I

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Primary sources are vital to historical inquiry and research. It is of the utmost importance that teachers and students become familiar with original sources to enrich their classroom experience. Properly engaged students will prosper from working with primary sources at an earlier age, building a practical skill set that will ensure their successful completion of certain mandatory assessments that they will encounter along their educational journey. Source engagement is a practical inquiry-based learning technique, creating pathways and connections to historical events that students might not have worked with before. This book is special because it features Bronx sources. Each document is annotated so that proper context is given to the reader while highlighting the borough's rich and extensive history. These documents can be used throughout a course, unit, or in individual lesson plans. The book looks at a variety of themes to cover a wide scope of Bronx history, and each document was chosen with a specific New York state learning standard in mind. It also includes Essential Questions to catalyze classroom discussion.

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Primary sources are vital to historical inquiry and research. It is of the utmost importance that teachers and students become familiar with original sources to enrich their classroom experience. Properly engaged students will prosper from working with primary sources at an earlier age, building a practical skill set that will ensure their successful completion of certain mandatory assessments that they will encounter along their educational journey. Source engagement is a practical inquiry-based learning technique, creating pathways and connections to historical events that students might not have worked with before. This book is special because it features Bronx sources. Each document is annotated so that proper context is given to the reader while highlighting the borough's rich and extensive history. These documents can be used throughout a course, unit, or in individual lesson plans. The book looks at a variety of themes to cover a wide scope of Bronx history, and each document was chosen with a specific New York state learning standard in mind. It also includes Essential Questions to catalyze classroom discussion.

Primary sources are vital to historical inquiry and research. It is of the utmost importance that teachers and students become familiar with original sources to enrich their classroom experience. Properly engaged students will prosper from working with primary sources at an earlier age, building a practical skill set that will ensure their successful completion of certain mandatory assessments that they will encounter along their educational journey. Source engagement is a practical inquiry-based learning technique, creating pathways and connections to historical events that students might not have worked with before. This book is special because it features Bronx sources. Each document is annotated so that proper context is given to the reader while highlighting the borough's rich and extensive history. These documents can be used throughout a course, unit, or in individual lesson plans. The book looks at a variety of themes to cover a wide scope of Bronx history, and each document was chosen with a specific New York state learning standard in mind. It also includes Essential Questions to catalyze classroom discussion.

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