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9781895766394

The Canadian Anthology of Social Studies

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    9781895766394

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    1895766397

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-04-01
  • Publisher: Pacific Educational Pr
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Table of Contents

Foreword vii
Section one: Foundations
A Coherent Vision
Challenges and choices facing social studies teachers
3(6)
Neil Smith
Elements of a coherent social studies program
9(8)
Roland Case
Four purposes of citizenship education
17(12)
Penney Clark
Roland Case
Discipline-Based Strands
The teaching of history and democratic citizenship
29(12)
Ken Osborne
Getting involved in the landscape: Making geography come alive
41(10)
Ian Wright
The anthropology of everyday life: Teaching about culture in schools
51(8)
Michael Ling
Archaeology in social studies: An integrated approach
59(8)
Heather Devine
Law-related education in elementary and secondary schools
67(8)
Margaret Ferguson
Concern-Based Strands
Global education: It's largely a matter of perspective
75(8)
Roland Case
Establishing objectives for a multicultural program
83(8)
John W. Friesen
Environmental literacy from a global perspective
91(8)
Milton McClaren
Move over Buster: Women and social studies
99(10)
Jane Turner
Penney Clark
Peace education: Politics in the classroom?
109(14)
Susan Hargraves
Dimension-Based Strands
Forms of dimension-based strands
123(8)
Todd A. Horton
Resisting the erosion of education: A case for disciplines in social studies
131(10)
Kieran Egan
Section Two: Ends and Means
Content Knowledge
Beyond inert facts and concepts: Teaching for understanding
141(12)
Roland Case
Children in space and time
153(10)
Dennis Milburn
Making sense of the past in a multicultural classroom
163(8)
Peter Seixas
Critical Thinking
Principles of an ethic of critical thinking
171(8)
Alan Sears
Jim Parsons
Taking seriously the teaching of critical thinking
179(16)
Roland Case
Ian Wright
Information Gathering and Reporting
Escaping the typical report trap: Learning to conduct research effectively
195(12)
Penney Clark
The source method to teach social studies
207(6)
Harry Dhand
``In their own voices and in their own times'': Exploring social history through oral narrative
213(8)
Tony F. Arruda
Using interviews in social studies
221(6)
Alan Sears
Integrating computer technology in social studies: Possibilities and pitfalls
227(8)
Susan E. Gibson
Personal and Social Values
Nurturing personal and social values
235(14)
Roland Case
Teaching for hope
249(6)
Walt Werner
Individual and Collective Action
Activism in social studies: The Chamberlin/Glassford exchange
255(10)
Chuck Chamberlin
Larry Glassford
All talk and no action? The place of social action in social studies
265(10)
Penney Clark
Cooperative learning in social studies
275(14)
Tom Morton
Section Three: Implementation
Instructional Planning
Course, unit and lesson planning
289(20)
Roland Case
Story forms and romantic perspectives: Alternative frameworks for planning in social studies
309(10)
Kieran Egan
Teaching the general level student: History and work-rewriting the curriculum
319(10)
Bob Davis
Integrating the curriculum: Getting beyond the slogan
329(10)
Roland Case
Learning Resources
Between the covers: Exposing images in social studies textbooks
339(10)
Penney Clark
Promoting the aesthetic experience: Responding to literature in social studies
349(12)
Roberta McKay
Training the eye of the beholder: Using visual resources thoughtfully
361(16)
Penney Clark
Bringing the outside in: Using community resources to teach social studies
377(12)
Penney Clark
Student Assessment
Principles of authentic assessment
389(12)
Roland Case
Assessment criteria and standards
401(8)
Roland Case
Assessment methods
409(12)
Roland Case
About the Authors 421(2)
Journals and Professional Resources 423

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