Disability History Through Primary Sources

Emerging America Collaborative for Educational Resources | Jul 6, 2021

Emerging America supports K–12 history educators and students in developing skills of inquiry, exploration, and interpretation of the past through primary sources. The site strives to offer stimulating and useful professional development, and exemplary projects and online resources. Teacher resources include lesson plans, videos, timelines, and primary sources.

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