Primary Sources and Potato Chips: Engaging Students Through Real-World Learning
Part of ISTELive 2026Presented by Adam Feazell
Wednesday 1 July 2026·12:00 pm
This session models a project-based lesson where students use research skills to connect history, marketing, and creativity. You experience how students analyze primary and secondary sources, then apply their findings to design a unique chip flavor for that team’s stadium. The session emphasizes engagement, collaboration, and authentic learning.
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