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Greetings!
I am excited to report that there are 21 albums started here in our TPS Leadership Institute Group for our summer class. The topics are varied and timely and the primary sources you are finding are going to go far to engage students in deep historical inquiry.
This week, we hope that you will add tags that will help other Network members find your work. Go beyond the tags provided for subject and grade level and add some custom words for keywords that others may use to search for your topic.
And now that you have gained some experience searching at loc.gov and inside the TPS Teachers Network, why don't you apply your searching skills to one of your classmates' albums and find a primary source to share in a comment posted to their album. It is always amazing to me to see how a second set of eyes can uncover a different result list at loc.gov!
The best way to browse the most recent albums in our Group is to click on the album icon in the top banner for this group. (It looks like a photograph) That will open up all the albums and the default sort is is latest first. The first 21 in this sort will be from our Summer 2023 class.
Happy hunting to all of you!
--Ann Canning
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