Thinking Like a Historian - Google Slides/PowerPoint | Intro to Primary Sources
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- Grade Level:
- 7th - 10th
- File Type:
- Google Slides (editable)
- Pages:
- 16 slides
Description
Use this PowerPoint presentation to hold a class discussion on "Thinking Like a Historian." These discussions are invaluable to our students, who must learn to become critical consumers of information in today's world. This discussion is a great introduction to any Social Studies course, and specifically introduces several process standards for the Texas TEKS regarding primary and secondary sources, bias, point of view, context, corroborating information. Download a FREE note page to accompany this lesson here!
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