National Archives

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Venue	National Archives
Address	8601 Adelphi Road
City	College Park
State	MD
Zipcode	20740
Phone	202-357-5377
Website	http://www.archives.gov

Overview

The National Archives offers programs for both students and teachers. Students can participate in a program on the Constitution as well as get an introduction to the National Archive itself. All student programs are focus on primary resources housed at the National Archive. There are also professional development opportunities for teachers.
Features	• Grades 5-12 • Teacher Workshops • Interactive and document-based • 1 hour programs can be scheduled on any weekday • No fee is charged by the National Archives
Topics	[History] - Constitution [Misc] - Introduction to National Archive, Primary Sources
Catalog	http://www.archives.gov/nae/education/workshops/video-topics.html

Pricing

Free

Reservations

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Phone	202-357-5925 (fax)
Registration Link	http://www.archives.gov/nae/education/workshops/pdf/video-workshops.pdf

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Intro to the National Archives

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Reviewed by Carmen
June 24, 2010
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Finally! Something that grabbed my students interest and then kept it. Especially towards the end of the school year when they've mentally checked out. It was very interesting and afterwards they wanted to talk about what they learned. One of my favorite things to do in class is to have them tell me the points that most interested them. More times than not they all repeat what we discussed in the beginning.... basically giving me the impression they weren't paying attention half way through.... but in this case they were able to tell me about various parts of the presentation. They were paying attention and they learned something! Fantastic! Thanks!