Spread the loveIntroduction: Primary sources are vital tools for history teachers to engage students in critical thinking and analysis. By using firsthand accounts, documents, artifacts, and other primary sources, educators can provide a more immersive and authentic understanding of historical events. In this article, we will explore ten primary source lessons that every American history teacher should incorporate into their curriculum. Lesson 1: The Declaration of Independence Start by analyzing Thomas Jefferson’s eloquent words and the principles upon which the United States was founded. Have students read and discuss the document’s significance, the grievances against British rule, and its impact […]