SMITHSONIAN LIBRARIES AND ARCHIVES
Mark Your Calendars for the Smithsonian’s Upcoming National Education Summit
The free, two-day, online and in-person program offers unique opportunities for educators, librarians, media specialists and policymakers nationwide
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Join the Smithsonian Libraries and Archives at the Smithsonian National Education Summit on July 27th-28th, 2022. This is a free, two-day, online and in-person program hosted by the Smithsonian for educators, librarians, media specialists, and policymakers nationwide.
We will be participating in two events. The first is a webinar, Of Source Not!, on July 27th at 1 pm EST. Join this session to hear from our head of education, Sara Cardello, our historian, Pam Henson, and a past Neville-Pribram Educator, Mike Skomba, as they share the importance of primary sources, including oral histories, how to break them down, and what to watch out for.
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