State Archives K-12 Educator Survey

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The Archives and Information Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission seeks input from educators working in Texas with K-12 students. The Education Outreach Coordinator aims to offer Texas educators supplemental resources based on archival materials and in alignment with TEKS. Please assist our efforts to design educational content meant to support classroom instruction by completing this survey.

I teach: (check all that apply)

Kindergarten

First Grade

Second Grade

Third Grade

Fourth Grade

Fifth Grade

Sixth Grade

Seventh Grade

Eight Grade

Ninth Grade

Tenth Grade

Eleventh Grade

Twelfth Grade

Other:

I teach the following subjects: (check all that apply) *

English, writing, or reading

History or social studies

Math

Science

Technology/Information Design

Civics

Other

Required

I teach this subject not mentioned:

Do you teach Texas History?

Yes

Clear selection

I teach with primary sources like artifacts, photographs and historical documents:

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Don't really have a need for primary sources.

If I use primary sources like artifacts, photographs and historical documents in my classroom, I typically obtain them from: (If you find primary sources on the internet, please specify which sites like Library of Congress, etc.)

Would you find it beneficial for guest speakers from cultural heritage repositories like libraries, archives, historical sites and museums to visit your classroom (online or in person)?

Yes

Clear selection

If so, what kind of content would you hope the guest speaker would share with your students? (check all that apply)

General overview of collections and purpose of institution.

Presentation on specific subject based on collections of institution.

Presentation on how to conduct research at the institution.

Other:

If a museum, archive, library or historical site offers educational materials on their website, what do you find most helpful?

If a museum, archive, library or historical site offers educational materials on their website, what kind of thing just doesn't work for you?

The archival collections at the State Archives primarily deal with Texas history. As an educator, how would you envision making use of these materials in your classroom?

Other than Texas history, are there subject areas where archival materials may prove useful in your teaching?

You visit the website for the State Archives in Texas, what are you most hoping to find there?

I would like to provide input in the development of educational materials for teaching with the State Archives. (Input and feedback may be in the form of document review, email and/or discussion sessions, etc.)

Yes

Maybe

Clear selection

I would like to keep informed about educational tools added to the website, programming, workshops and other activities related to the State Archives.

Yes, add my email to the mailing list.

No, if I am curious I will check on my own.

Clear selection

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