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    We are off to an excellent start with our Fall Institute!  Week 2 is the Week that participants will be creating your Album in the TPS Teachers Network.  At this time, it is a work in progress and your task is:

    1. Create an album in this group!
    2. Add a Title
    3. Write a Description that names a topic and describes your audience and purpose.
    4. Ask a Question if you need help from facilitators, Network Mentors or classmates.

    We now have 12 albums created by current participants with more to come.  The topics are varied and the authors represent pre-service, in-service, curriculum developers, museum educators and Library of Congress interns. We invite our Network friends to browse these creative album titles and description.  Please come back as more or added and next week when the authors will be adding primary sources and teaching notes!

    Cheryl Davis  

    Albums Created in Fall TPS Leadership Institute: Works in Progress Week II

    Becker, Amanda- Second Industrial Revolution

    Bradley, Kae-Appalachian For ESL Learners

    Brennan,Sean- The History of the Berlin Wall 

    Clark, Katie- Who Tells Your Story?

    Gigi Nelson, Gigi- Sources for African American Genealogy

    Hinojosa, Eliel- Relief in War: Bringing Home to Heroes

    Honea,Elizabeth- Primary Sources For the Primary Grades

    Kulkarmi, Dhruv- Poetry for Historical Education

    Lenox,Julia- Framing History: Photographing the Civil War.

    Mata,Keela- Music as Primary Sources -- Learning about Cultures through Songs

    Parker, Ben - Segregated Schools in S.C.

    Shuttleworth,Kellee- Climate Change

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