Primary Source Minute – Teaching Data Literacy with the Slow Reveal
Learn how Tammy Shreiner, Associate Professor of History at Grand Valley State University, uses Library of Congress primary sources to teach data literacy.
Primary Source Minutes offer concise, actionable strategies from education experts within the Teaching with Primary Sources Consortium. Each strategy is paired with a short audio clip from the educator who uses it, explaining why the strategy is effective and why the primary source was chosen for the targeted student population. Explore the diverse ways primary sources can be used in your classroom with purposeful activities from the TPS Consortium.
Learn how Tammy Shreiner, Associate Professor of History at Grand Valley State University, uses Library of Congress primary sources to teach data literacy.
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