Hello. I'm sure many of you have seen at least part of the recent PBS documentary series "The War" by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick. It is an amazing example of how the power of story can be used to teach history. Several months ago I was contacted by PBS to be the guest blogger for their "Media Infusion" blog. I wrote a blog entry for the month of November 2007 on using the power of story in teaching with "The War" as a foundation. Please visit the blog and post a comment. I will be answering questions during the month via the comments to the post and I'm very interesting in how other people are using stories and oral histories in their classroom.
Today's podcast gives some personal reflections about saving oral histories and some projects I am working on with my students over the next semester.
Podcast #122 Show Notes:
Hi, I just wanted to say how much I got from your session at the MSTA convention on Thursday. I have come up with some ideas for my 7th grade science class that I may be able to use the podcasting for, and am thinking of suggesting the study guide idea to our sped department.
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