"Understanding the differences between primary and secondary sources can be a challenge to some middle school and high school students. "
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Tech tools that assist all students to be independent learners & teachers to become better teachers
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Beth Dichter
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Beth Dichter's insight:
If your students have Google accounts you might consider having them use Google Slides to help them organize research. With the tools available for searching next to the slides it is an easy way for them to begin to organize their materials. Richard Byrne has created a video that walks you through what to do. 
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Help your student learn the differences between primary and seconary sources by sharing this video by Common Craft. What makes primary resources important? When it is better to use secondary resources? How to they interact with each other? This two minute video will provide an overview that will help your students deepen their understanding.