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Interview with Julia Lyon, author of A Dinosaur Named Ruth. Julia talks about the many primary sources she came across in her research about Ruth Mason who found countless dinosaur bones on her land in South Dakota.
https://www.julialyon.com/
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Chris and I talk about his newest book and the deep and broad research dives that happen when researching a historically-based nonfiction picture book.
https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Moving-Forward/Chris-Barton/9781534473652
Rebecca talks about students' work with primary sources and literature as well as collaboration with colleagues.
Rebecca's Blog Posts in the From the Catbird Seat blog
National Child Labor Committee Collection (Lewis Hine)
My interview with Amanda Jones, middle school librarian and SLJ Librarian of the Year, has us talking about our collaboration over a lesson containing primary sources that just wasn't going well at first.
Find out more about Amanda Jones here: https://sites.google.com/view/abmack33/home
Emergingamerica.org
Accessing Inquiry Overview http://www.emergingamerica.org/accessing-inquiry/overview
Disability History through Primary Sources http://www.emergingamerica.org/accessing-inquiry/disability-history-through-primary-sources
Universal Design - applied to teaching History and Ci…
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