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Adolescents' perspectives of citizenship and the national narrative: Case studies from three Singapore Social Studies classrooms.
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The meaning of citizenship to young adults in the post-communist Czech Republic.
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Introduction to feminist theory: Curriculum for undergraduate social work students.
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Constructing citizen participation: Public participation in the age of the New Right.
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Comprehension strategies explicated in three eighth grade social studies textbooks.
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Personal and family factors related to service learning in an undergraduate course on diversity.
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The service sojourn: Conceptualizing the college student volunteer experience.
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An analysis of the influence of M-Fuge participation on volunteerism and career leadership in service.
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Evaluating the cognitive process of students participating in a service-learning experience while enrolled in a collegiate social problems class.
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Perspective-taking and empathy in history and social studies: A study of fifth-grade students' thinking.
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Elementary school children thinking about history: Use of sources and empathy.
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Museum objects in the secondary classroom: A comparison of visual and tactile aids to learning.
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Simulated Urban Land Use (SULU): An educational simulation of land use planning.
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Physical and human geography: Implications for program development in elementary schooling.
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The use of writing assignments in the teaching of undergraduate geography courses in the United States.
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An analysis of the geographic knowledge of preservice teachers at selected Midwestern universities.
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A discipline of synthesis? An investigation into geography's subject matter and disciplinary identities through the lens of geographic education.
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Comparative impacts of Web-based GIS on student content knowledge, geography skills, and self-efficacy in introductory human geography.
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Responding to non-native and native writers of English: A history professor's indigenous criteria for grading and feedback in an undergraduate sinology course.
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Using educative curriculum materials to promote the development of professional teaching knowledge.
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Teaching world citizenship: The cross-national adoption of human rights education in formal schooling.
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The necessity of inspiration and the crisis of modern political communication.
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Can college students learn to lead? An examination of a collegiate leadership course using the social change model of leadership.
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The "private school with a public purpose": Exploring "education for social responsibility" at Upper Canada College.
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Geographical perspectives strengthened by GIS in an interdisciplinary curriculum: Empirical evidence for the effect on environmental literacy and spatial thinking ability.
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Describing the impact of required diversity courses on beginning social work students developing multicultural competence .
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Everything you wanted to know about American Indian Studies, but were afraid to ask: Assessing Indian Studies as an academic discipline .
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Developing intercultural competence through teaching abroad with Fulbright: Personal experience and professional impact.
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Secondary students' use of social and natural world information in a land use decision context.
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Sexological worldview in sexologists: Validation of a construct and a model to explain its development.
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Beliefs and practices of anti-bias curriculum in early childhood settings.
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The impact of co-teaching on student learning outcomes in secondary social studies classrooms implementing content enhancement routines.
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Grounding cognition in intersubjectivity and agency: An investigation into an intercultural collaborative learning activity.
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Testing a training process to increase the emotional functioning of restaurant customer service providers.
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Reducing alcohol-related harm through utilizing a harm prevention curriculum at the University of Central Oklahoma.
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Social pressures and body image as contributors to eating habits among collegiate women athletes.
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A comparative study of selected junior high school world geography textbooks used in the United States and Korea.
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State adoption policies, publishing practices, and authorship: The production of Middle East chapters in world history textbooks.
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A description of factors which influence social studies teachers' decisions to use textbooks in United States history classrooms.
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World history textbooks and political transformations: Korea in the twentieth century.
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A description of a content analysis of elementary geography textbooks from 1789 to 1897.
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The effects of knowledge acquisition about Blacks on the racial attitudes of White high school sophomores.
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The portrayal of federal intervention in domestic disorders in selected United States history textbooks.
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A computer-assisted content analysis of the treatment of religion during the colonial period of American history in college level United States history textbooks.
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Heroes and villains: An analysis of the treatment of individuals in world history textbooks.
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Effects of curriculum reform in California on the treatment of Islam in world history textbooks.
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A portrayal of American Indians in elementary and secondary United States history/social studies textbooks.
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The religious content of secondary school American history textbooks, 1865 to 1935: An historical analysis.
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Reading, writing, and history: Teaching for historical thinking and understanding.
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Development of the National Council for the Social Studies "Curriculum Standards for Social Studies-Expectations of Excellence" .
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Memoire, histoire et identite en roumanie postcommuniste: Les manuels scolaires d'histoire des Roumains (1989--2004).
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A content analysis of the treatment of science-technology-society topics in selected high school world history textbooks (1960--1997).
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A study of justice as a key concept in moral education: The meaning of justice in Korean and United States social studies textbooks.
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European history in a global age: Europe and its place in the curriculum.
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Social studies educators' perceptions of and beliefs about the inclusion of religion in textbooks.
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Myth, identity and conflict: A comparative analysis of Romanian and Serbian textbooks.
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Mail and Web surveys: A comparison of demographic characteristics and response quality when respondents self-select the survey administration mode.
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Community service and post-college career choice: A theory-based investigation.
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The relationship between womanism, Black women's body image, and their attitudes towards the depiction of Black women in rap music videos.
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Replaying history: Learning world history through playing "Civilization III".
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A meta-analytic assessment of the use of rehearsal strategies in the Program of Systematic Evaluation.
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An exploration on teachers' cultural perceptions and readiness for incorporating culturally responsive teaching in a high accountability epoch: A qualitative case study.
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Evaluating legal learning: The effects of time and development on adolescents' understanding of legal rights.
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Traditional Latino cultural knowledge and the reading of historical texts.
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Hard Science Linguistics and nonverbal communicative behaviors: Implications for the real world study and teaching of human communication.
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Education, the state and subject: Constitution of gendered subjectivities in/through school curricula in Pakistan. A post-structuralist analysis of social studies and Urdu textbooks for grades I--VIII.
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An analysis of the treatment of Africa in elementary social studies textbooks used in Chicago public schools, 1992--1993.
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Perceptions of administrators and PTA officers on the acceptability of the National Council for the Social Studies curriculum guidelines for multicultural education.
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Hegemony and history: A critical analysis of how high school history textbooks depict key events of the Vietnam War.
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Suppose that...thought experiments comparing how Advanced Placement United States History would be taught if the traditional, Deweyan and Makiguchian pedagogical methodologies were used.
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An androcentric gauge: Portrayals of gender relations in elementary social studies knowledge.
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A study of Georgia's hidden curriculum: Institutional discrimination in the eighth grade.
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Globalism, self-identity, and motivation perceptions of Taiwanese majors in Japanese language and culture.
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No longer the "forgotten player": Districts respond to institutional messages about accountability.
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Thinking critically together: The intellectual and discursive dynamics of controversial conversations.
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"For us, by us": Young people's leadership, participation and agency in a youth-led project for community development.
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Literature, justice and resistance: Engaging adolescents from privileged groups in social action.
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An exploration of the parenting and attachment experience of single low income mothers who have attended a parenting education class.
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Global connections and critical thought: A complementary approach to the modern world history survey.
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Beyond planning a field trip: A case study of the effect a historical site's educational resources have on the practices of four urban eighth grade social studies teachers.
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Museum and public school partnerships: A step-by-step guide for creating standards-based curriculum materials in high school social studies.
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Social worker's perceptions of conflict between contemporary practice demands and the NASW Code of Ethics.
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Information needs and seeking behavior of social science scholars at Sultan Qaboos University in Oman: A mixed-method approach .
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Our space: How peer online collaboration impacts student understanding and collaboration in a high school social studies class.
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Developing tomorrow's leaders: Examining relationships between servant, transformational, transactional, passive/avoidant leadership and emotional intelligence, motivation and leadership opportunities.
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Functional allocations of English in post-Soviet Uzbekistan: Pedagogical implications for English language teachers.
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Social perceptions of survivor families: A study of community reaction toward survivors of suicidal, homicidal, and natural deaths.
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An exploration of classroom thoughtfulness in high school United States history classes.
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Benefits of storytelling methodologies in 4th and 5th grade historical instruction.
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Social studies teachers who teach toward social justice: An examination of life histories.
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Story-based pedagogical agents: A scaffolding design approach for the process of historical inquiry in a web-based self-learning environment.
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Online research methods among family scientists: The diffusion of an innovation.
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Teaching African American youth: Learning from the lives of three African American social studies teachers.
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Linking transformative learning and social justice through the lens of racism.
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Teaching the voices of history through primary sources and historical fiction: A case study of teacher and librarian roles.
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Experiences of the single low-income African American mothers in their maternal protective role.
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The El Paso Overland Stage Project: Computer-mediated communication and Web-based instruction for problem-based learning (Texas).
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Future studies and its impact on education and society in the twenty-first century.
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Academic discourse and cultural studies---, connection, collision, or confusion?
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Effects of discipline-based art education and interdisciplinary art education on artistic development and production, higher-level thinking, and attitudes toward science and social studies.
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When teachers are informed by research on children's thinking: Social studies unit plans for the primary grades.
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Cultural capital and the making of "blue blazer kids": An ethnography of a youth exchange program.
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Citizenship and citizenship education in Australia: New meanings in an era of globalization.
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The use of visual evidence in the history classroom: Image, object, and visual culture in England, 1460--1520.
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Social studies curriculum in a professional development school partnership.
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A conceptual framework towards a democratic citizenship curriculum, and its implications for educational drama.
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Improving instructional practice: An action research study of the integration of technology into a grade four/five social studies curriculum.
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Using guided cooperative questioning to foster comprehension of expository text in a middle-school social-studies classroom.
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Educating for democracy: How the principles of democracy are enculturated into an intermediate elementary classroom.
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Character education: A program design for nine- to eleven-year-old youth in an eastern Virginia rural public school setting.
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"Tinseltown as teacher": A case study of historical feature films as interpretive sources of history within an educational context.
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Emphasizing culture in social science in light of Karl Popper's Three Worlds metaphysics.
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Mechanisms of state control: An historical study of the treatment of the Pacific War in Japanese high school history textbooks from 1945 to 1995.
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Textbook controversy and the production of public truth: Japanese education, nationalism, and Saburo Ienaga's court challenges.
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Anthropological approaches in United States studies of Central America, 1930--1970: Implications for Central American anthropology.
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Factors needed to support the effective use of technology and GIS in P--12 (Social Studies) classrooms.
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Art in the construction of self: Three women and their ways in art, therapy, and education (Mary Huntoon, Friedl Dicker-Brandeis, Austria).
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Geographic Information Systems/Science (GIS) education at California community colleges.
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Increasing awareness through an ecological approach to planning education.
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University-based hotel conference centers: Utilizing resources as learning laboratories for hospitality students.
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Ramp it up: Accessibility of dwellings in El Paso, Texas between 1996 and 2005.
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Attitudes of graduate and undergraduate students toward people with disabilities.
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Analysis of policy and educational approaches within the Seattle recycling program.
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A chronological study of experiental education in the American history museum.
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The effects of human/object interaction on museum visit experience satisfaction.
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Coming together, standing apart: Identity at work in a human services program.
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High school online: An exploration of teaching and learning in online social studies classrooms.
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A developmental study concerning the design and implementation of constructivist learning environments.
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From mainland to island: The transformation of the elementary social studies curriculum in Taiwan, 1949-1993.
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An exploration of e-mentoring preferences of Master's degree students and faculty in the Great Plains Interactive Distance Education Alliance.
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A newspaper reading habit in college students: Family newspaper literacy practices, K--12 newspaper exposure, and civic interest.
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Measuring achievement in history: Multiple-choice, high-stakes and unsure outcomes.
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The influence of information delivery systems in modified video games on learning.
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"Changing what we can": Social action curriculum enactments in eighth and ninth grade classrooms.
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Exploring a beginning history teacher's thinking through the phases of teaching.
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An historiographical analysis of how United States history textbooks have portrayed the Pacific War (1941--1945) from 1981--2006.
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Traditionalists versus multiculturalists: Discourses from the 2003 U.S. history textbook adoption in Texas.
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Teaching "Europe" in Turkey: An analysis of secondary history textbooks, 1956--2005.
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Worldview construction: International relations concepts embedded in elementary social studies textbooks.
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Humanization and social dreaming: A case study of changing social relations in a summer migrant educational program.
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A comparison of multimedia technology instruction on the achievement of U.S. educated and non-U.S. educated community college geography students.
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Constructing civil society in transitional China: Case studies of one private university and one non-governmental institute for peasant education.
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A study of leisure attitudes and benefits for senior high school students at Ping-Tung city and county in Taiwan.
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The relationship of teacher route to certification to student outcomes on statewide social studies assessment.
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Men learning feminism: Enacting and reproducing privilege through discourses of resistance.
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Unfinished journeys: Elder learners in an assisted living facility.
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"And I, in my turn, will pass it on": Indigenous education among the Kayapo Amerindians of central Brazil.
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"Was that how it really happened?" Film as a tool for historical thinking.
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Learning to teach social studies at the middle level: A case study of preservice teachers in the elementary and secondary pathways.
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An investigation of the voice in live performance: A qualitative analysis of voice use by band singers.
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Prompting students' knowledge integration and ill-structured problem solving in a Web-based learning environment.
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Why art matters: How performance art interventions contribute to the field of conflict resolution.
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An investigation of the relationship between transformational and transactional principal leadership behaviors and an orientation in teacher leadership.
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Powers of depiction: A textual analysis of secondary-level history books currently in use in Toronto, Ontario and Stillwater, Oklahoma.
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"I was born here but I'm not anAmerican": Understanding the United States history curriculum through the eyes of Latino students.
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Problem-based learning: Methodology and application in the history survey class.
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Resisting "secular humanism": A critical analysis of the A Beka history curriculum, grades K--6.
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Promoting youth civic engagement in Thailand: Influences of family and school contexts, media exposure and Thai cultural values.
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The Philadelphia World History Project: A case study in school-university collaboration.
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When Hollywood comes to the history classroom: The educational uses of history feature films.
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Using the arts to teach history: Teacher knowledge and beliefs about history.
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A case study of high school students who researched and produced a digital video for National History Day.
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Students' constructions of citizenship in the United States: A study of 11th-grade students.
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Masculine theme expressions through media production in a seventh grade social studies classroom.
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Location matters: Investigation of responses to intercultural differences and tensions as represented in fictional short stories and films.
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A multiple case study analysis of middle grades social studies teachers' instructional use of digital technology with academically talented students at three high-performing middle schools.
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Does film affect learning engagement?: Historical inquiry and the document-based question in a middle school social studies classroom.
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Student self-efficacy in online instruction in a lower division history course.
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Between two languages and two worlds: Identity of Korean early study-abroad undergraduates in the U.S.
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The salience of context: A culturally-centered examination of the role of ecology in the behavioral outcomes of at-risk youth.
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(De)constructing gender: Student perceptions of social studies textbooks in Kenyan primary schools.
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Making the Invisible Visible: Interrogating social spaces through photovoice.
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Implementing oral English language acquisition policy in Career and Technical Education classes: Changing to a social pedagogy paradigm.
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An analysis of U.S. history textbooks: The treatment of primary sources.
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Changing times: Traditional versus small-group instruction in high school social studies.
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Citizenship education in Kenya: A content analysis of state-sponsored social studies instructional materials.
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The dynamic components of citizenship education and student engagement: Lessons for leaders and educators.
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Studying epistemic cognition in the history classroom: Cases of teaching and learning to think historically.
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Resurrecting the past, constructing the future: A historical investigation on the formation of a Greek national identity in schools, 1834--1913.
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Critical thinking outcomes: A case study on the instructional use of mainstream film in high school United States history classrooms.
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The identification of success factors of Texas college students in History 201 core requirement curriculum courses.
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The Enduring Communities project of Japanese American experiences in New Mexico during World War II and beyond: A teacher's journey in creating meaningful curriculum for the secondary social studies classroom.
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Exploring the relationships between civic education and small learning communities.
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Explicit instruction in United States history textbooks exercises: The role of exercises in navigating and critically evaluating textbooks.
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Positive and negative instructor feedback to students from high and low power distance cultures: Expectation and responses.
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Developing thoughtful world explorers: Incorporating technology and active learning into a fifth-grade geography classroom.
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Online cultural heritage materials and the teaching of history in the schools: A concept analysis of state archives and collaborative digitization program web resources.
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Using common assessments to inform social studies instruction and professional development.
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Issues-centered education: Harold Ordway Rugg and the fundamental purpose of social studies.
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Two essays on increasing the learning effectiveness of economics education.
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International aid as informal educator: Exploring political attitudes and engagement in southern Sudan.
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Using Making Peace With Your Past in Forgiveness and Reconciliation.
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Validity assessment of binary models for improving targeting of Conditional Cash Transfer programs through posterior simulation and multilevel modeling.
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Teenagers doing history out-of-school: An intrinsic case study of situated learning in history.
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Chinese Cultural Education In Post-Colonial Hong Kong: Primary School Chinese Language Teachers' Belief And Practice.
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Education, identity and race in France: A case study of Martinican history-geography teachers.
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The college life experience: Factors in the racial identity development of Black students attending predominantly White institutions.
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No one rises to low expectations: Citizenship education in an "urban" charter school.
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Mosaic of silence: Hearing what young people in Canada have to say about citizenship.
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Negotiating linguistic certainty for ESL writers at the Writing Center.
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Explicit instruction of graphic organizers as an informational text reading comprehension strategy: Third-grade students' strategies and perceptions.
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A graduate level course on adolescent suicide: Addressing assessment, intervention, and postvention.
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Powerful stories, powerful conversations: Using literature to teach for social justice.
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Development of an instrument to measure high school students' global awareness and attitudes: Looking through the lens of social sciences .
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Designing for Learning: Multiplayer Digital Game Learning Environments.
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Cultivating sustainability through participatory action research: Place-based education and community food systems in Interior Alaska.
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Trials, transition, and trade offs: A descriptive study of the educational implications of the adjustment experience of Sudanese refugees in southwestern Pennsylvania.
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Implications of intensive mothering beliefs for the well-being of full-time employed mothers of infants: Moderating effects of childcare satisfaction and workplace flexibility.
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Secondary social studies teachers and multicultural education: A case study of attitudes, actions and barriers.
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Computers in the social studies: How and why computers are used as an instructional tool.
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Sustainable leadership at Canadian Business for Social Responsibility.
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Internally displaced children constructing identities within and against cultural worlds: The case of "Shooting Cameras for Peace" in Colombia.
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Equal education for girls in Ghana: Analysis of representation of women in social studies textbooks and curriculum.
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"I submitted this with a funnier headline": Multiliteracies and communities of practice at Fark.com.
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Teaching guomin: Meanings of citizenship and (un)popular education in late Qing China.
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Preparing teachers and students for democracy: Teacher and student learning and authentic intellectual work.
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An examination of the effectiveness of differing types of feedback across controlled written assignment scenarios.
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Student appropriation of thinking strategies in a constructivist classroom.
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A phenomenological study of the effectiveness of diversity training on healthcare workers.
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Despite the odds: African American male perspectives on factors that contribute to their academic success at a traditionally White institution of higher education.
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Professional development, practice, and teacher discourse communities: How an urban high school science teacher negotiated inquiry practice.
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Youth violence prevention in school-based after-school programs: A study of elementary and middle schools in 15 cities and counties.
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Reconstructing political education in Taiwan: A study on perspectives of teacher educators and senior high school teachers of civic/citizenship education (China).
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Being there: Active imaginations and inquiring minds in a middle school classroom.
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Reform and education: An exploration of the influence of Deng Xiaoping's ideas on current primary education policy, curricula and textbooks in China.
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The rise of a women's human rights epistemic network: Global norms and local education redefining gender politics in Japan.
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Practice and practicalities in American indigenous community-centered curriculum development.
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The school library media specialist, the social studies teacher and collaboration: Their roles in teaching primary sources in the secondary classroom.
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The effects of an interactive television environment on the learning preferences, attitudes, and academic achievement of fifth- and seventh-grade students in a social studies and science classroom.
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An analysis of American perspectives of social studies education in China (1976-1988).
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Chinese students' cultural values and their attitudes toward English-language learning and teaching.
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Teaching the Vietnam experience: An inquiry into the teaching and content of courses on the Vietnam War in selected United States colleges and universities.
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Change in ideo-political education in China's higher institutions: Challenges and response during the 1990s (Chinese text).
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Filial therapy with undergraduate teacher trainees; child-teacher relationship training.
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Mnemonic strategy instruction in secondary social studies inclusion classes.
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The proper aim of moral education in a democratic society: A synthesis of moral socialization and moral development.
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Using documents for historical understanding: A study of a preservice elementary social studies methods class.
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The effect of concept maps and learning styles on seventh graders' learning of geography.
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Using computers and technology in the social studies classroom: A study of practical pedagogy.
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Teachers transformed? Exploring the influence of "Facing History and Ourselves" on teachers' beliefs about citizenship and civics education.
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Perception of family support and its impact on the expectations of the future of pregnant and parenting adolescents.
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Becoming an effective technology integrating teacher: The effects of a technology-enriched elementary social studies methods course.
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Powerful methods: A framework for effective integration of technology in secondary social studies.
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Learning to teach for understanding in a technology-mediated professional development program.
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PERCEPTIONS OF MOTHERHOOD AMONG BLACK PREGNANT AND PARENTING ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG MOTHERS.
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The effect of We the People...Project Citizen on the civic skills and dispositions of Taiwanese adolescent students.
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Signs, shocks, and effects of institutional review processes on qualitative research: Complexities all the way down.
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An investigation of construct validity in Teaching American History portfolios.
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A case study on the perceived benefits of Multiple Intelligence instruction: Examining its impact on student learning.
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Issues related to female study-abroad returnees: A comparative analysis of Japan and Thailand.
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Ideas, institutions and economic policy choice: The case of Spain in the 1980s.
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Secondary content area teachers speak about literacy and technology: Tensions, complexities, conceptualizations, and practices.
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The manifestation of critical thinking and metacognition in secondary American history students through the implementation of lesson plans and activities consistent with historical thinking skills.
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Family-focused reintegration for youth on parole: Evaluation of a state-wide program.
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Excavating television: Examining the use of mass media to foster public engagement with archaeology at the Presidio of San Francisco.
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Mainstream social science faculty uses and attitudes toward information technologies.
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Visitor experiences with interpretive displays in the Wupatki National Monument Visitor Center.
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Views of the poor and explanations for poverty among professional psychology trainees.
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A study to determine how the media educate audiences in their portrayal of America's homeless culture.
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Popular education in Asia: A comparative study of Freirian legacies in popular education of the Philippines and South Korea.
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Does discipline matter? Pedagogical approaches to critical thinking in English for Academic Purposes (EAP) and economics.
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Fostering higher order thinking in a technology-rich classroom environment: Learning from an exemplary middle school social studies teacher.
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Critical media literacy is elementary: A case study of teachers' ideas and experiences with media education and young children.
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Making meaningful experiences through an on-line character-playing simulation.
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Communication under stress: Indicators of veracity and deception in written narratives.
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Coordinating conceptions of peace: A critical exploration in social studies curriculum development.
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Successful stepfamilies: A family life education program to address unique needs.
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Creating collaborative partnerships to support teacher growth: Mapping the partnership process.
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Social support and persistence among university transfer students attending a community college: A grounded theory study.
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A curricular policy forty years in the making: The implementation of an African American history course in the Philadelphia School District.
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A study to investigate classroom technology use on student achievement.
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Economics education and the politics of knowledge in the Caribbean.
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Crisis speeches delivered during World War II: A historical and rhetorical perspective.
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The social studies curriculum and the incorporation of the Banks' Multicultural Integration Model.
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The experiences of secondary social studies teachers with historical thinking skills.
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Faculty members' and graduate students' perceptions of multicultural education in the college of education.
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Examining the impact of ethics education on business students' perceptions of white-collar crime.
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Toward sociocultural design tools for digital learning environments: Understanding identity in game-based learning communities.
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The invisible corner: Violence, terror and memory during the state of emergency in South Africa.
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Citizenship Education in China: Comparing eighth grade students' civic attitudes and civic engagement in Shanghai and Hong Kong.
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Youth media literacy practices: The possiblilities and complexities of creating and distributing non-commercial public media in a private and commercial world.
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Teaching financial literacy in K--12 schools: A survey of teacher beliefs and knowledge.
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Longitudinal analysis of teacher education: The case of history teachers.
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"Why do we always have to write so much?": Improving writing skills by focusing on topic sentences in an 8th grade U.S. history class.
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Testing a model of healthy marriage/healthy relationships: The prediction of parenting and child well-being.
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How personality traits and job satisfaction influence service quality in housing agencies.
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Engaging youth as members of a food environments community of practice: An action research study on facilitating participation and learning.
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Moving on up? Black families' pursuit of the suburban dream & the implications for their children.
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CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORKS IN DEVELOPMENTS IN SCIENCE: B. F. SKINNER AND LUDWIG VON BERTALANFFY AS EXEMPLARS OF COMPETING PARADIGMS.
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Examining social studies teachers' cultural competence in a South Carolina suburban public high school: Implications for diversity training .
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State legislative reactions to No Child Left Behind: Education leaders in three states.
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Demarginalizing knowledge through place-based learning: Exploring the educational experience at the lo'i.
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Examining Two Elementary-Intermediate Teachers' Understandings and Pedagogical Practices About Global Citizenship Education.
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Navigating actions and social justice educators: A study of the institutional strategies used by three teachers working for change in California's public schools.
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On responsibility: Teachers' conceptions of promoting social justice.
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An analysis of the performance of public elementary schools in New York City during 2001--2005 from a geographical perspective.
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Evaluation of the FAIR program: Teaching gender equality to children.
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Ecofeminist pedagogy: Framework for ecosocial justice in education.
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The relationship between anxiety and statistics achievement: A meta-analysis.
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Triadic supervision in CACREP accredited counselor education programs: Current practices and rationale.
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An analysis of the presentation of women in five high school world history textbooks.
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Creating a context for success: A journey of schools moving from policy to action.
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Impact of the Living History Online project on students' computer use, skills, attitudes toward computer technology and history learning in four western Massachusetts public schools.
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Doing media education: The Media & Culture Screening & Discussion Series.
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Civic education: A comparison of public and private schools in their ability to transmit democratic values.
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Factors which influence client satisfaction with the services of community development corporations.
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Civic education policy and practice in post-Soviet Estonia, from global influences to classroom practice.
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What is social education? A self-study into the nature of social education in a pre-service social studies methods course: Transitioning between social studies and social education.
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Knowing and writing history: A study of students' expository writing and teacher's expectations.
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Self-perceptions of leadership skills and attitudes of college sophomore student leaders.
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The perception, use and creation of the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum: The voice of the frogs in the well (Cambodia).
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Effects of a children's book and a traditional textbook on third-grade students' achievement and attitudes toward social studies.
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Textbook questions and cognitive development: A comparative analysis of questions in junior and senior high social studies textbooks.
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The thud at the classroom door: Teachers' curriculum decision-making in response to a new textbook.
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A comparative analysis of two textbook approaches in teaching civics, thinking, and decision-making; and, Relationships among self-evaluation of decision-making skills, decision-making style, verbal ability, and decision-making maturity.
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Tracing the sources of learning: The effects of a video intervention, the textbook, and teacher-led instruction.
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Adaptive use, heritage education, and social gathering places: An alternative approach to educating the public about historic preservation.
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Race, gender, class, and schooling: The role of cultural, social, and symbolic capital.
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Changes in United States popular culture portrayal of youth suicide: 1950--2000.
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The incorporation of instructional approaches in formal training for lawyers that address issues of cognitive load and the development of expertise.
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Helping students remember history: Problem-based learning and long-term retention of knowledge.
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An investigation of stress/crisis consequence management training and its impact on coping and distress in the crisis workers.
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Curriculum odyssey: Facilitating an international Olympic education project.
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Reintegrative shaming among youthful offenders: Testing the theory through a secondary data analysis.
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Impact of an arts-integrated social studies curriculum on eighth graders' thinking capacities.
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The appropriateness of GIS instruction in grade six for teaching Kansas water resources.
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Introducing a geographic information system to an elementary classroom: A case study.
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A comparison of the treatment of racism in selected novels by Mildred D. Taylor and that of several widely used middle school American history textbooks.
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Economics in everyday life: Integrating economics instruction into the middle school curriculum.
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A qualitative and comparative study on the course: History of Western Civilization.
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A case study of a high school's development of teacher collaboration through interdisciplinary curriculum planning.
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The democratization of Taiwan's social studies curricula: A study of teaching national identities (China).
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Educating for democracy: Ideas and practices of Islamic civil society association in Indonesia.
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Outsiders within: The lived experience of African American students at the Shipley School (Pennsylvania).
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"Getting down with da sistas": Views of empowerment in a women's grassroots organization working for individual empowerment and social justice.
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The relationship between health and housing and its impact on the farmworkers of California's Coachella Valley.
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Employment networks: The supply side of the Ticket to Work-Work Incentives Improvement Act (PL 106-170).
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THE URBAN REINTERPRETATION OF AMERICAN HISTORY: A CONTENT ANALYSIS OF SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL AMERICAN HISTORY TEXTBOOKS.
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Reconceptualizing history for schoolchildren: A computer-mediated simulation for introducing planning into the social studies curriculum.
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Education and slavery, sectionalism, union: The role of textbooks and schools, 1800-1860.
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Representations of self and other in American Jewish history and social studies schoolbooks: An exploration of the changing shape of American Jewish identity.
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Whispers of hope: The portrayal of the Arab-Israeli conflict in Israeli history textbooks and historical biographies.
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Discourse and politics of Canadian history curriculum documents used in Ontario secondary schools, 1945--2004.
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Textbook content in social studies in Japan as a contributory factor in the marginalization of indigenous people, women, and ecological sustainability.
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Integration of English learning strategies and social justice education in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Content analysis of a textbook series.
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Competing enterprises: A comparative analysis of introductory cultural anthropology and introductory sociology textbooks.
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Democratic citizenship, history education, and national identity in the Republic of Moldova.
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"A better place to live": National mythologies, Canadian history textbooks, and the reproduction of white supremacy.
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Textbooks and nationalism: The Northern Territories as explained for high-school students in Japan and Russia.
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Meeting the needs of students in an honors classroom using multiple intelligences and differentiation.
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Biopolitics and population government at the early Franquism (1939--1945) (Spanish text).
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Drama and the Holocaust: A qualitative study of student and teacher experience in a high school social studies classroom.
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The relationship between psychosocial development and acculturation among American Indian college students.
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The effects of conflict resolution education on sixth-grade students' attitudes, beliefs, opinions and conflict resolution style.
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Application of mixed methods in educational research: An assessment of field trips.
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Like in that movie...: Effective use of films in the social studies classroom.
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An evaluation of perceived task value, self-efficacy, and performance in a geography blended distance course.
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Creating global citizens: The emergence and development of human rights education.
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Transitory freedom: Political discourses of refugee youth in a photography-based after-school program.
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Global to local: International conferences and environmental education in the People's Republic of China.
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The socialization of scale: Geographic education and spatial cognition in the Old Order Amish classroom.
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What citizen is of most worth? The role of public education in preparing children for citizenship.
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The effects of collaborative small group discussion on comprehension, written expression, and motivation regarding social studies content for middle school students.
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Provocation, bias and arousal in hate crimes: Cognitive neoassociation re-examined.
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Teaching historical thinking: What happened in a secondary school world history classroom.
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Framing inquiry: A case study of experienced social studies teachers conducting teacher research.
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Implementing compassion through instruction to secondary students using a multiple intelligence approach in understanding the massacre at Wounded Knee in 1890 and the liberation of the Nazi concentration camps in 1945.
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Student learning assessment in the social sciences: Establishing a national baseline for criminal justice programs.
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Benchmarking United States public administration higher education practices and policies for adaptation in developing and emerging countries: An examination of Romania and Peru.
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The infusion of local history into the New York State eleventh-grade United States history curriculum.
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History, memory, and myth: Children's literature and classroom conceptions of the past.
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Revisiting school contributions to comprehensive school reform: How anticipations animate reform relationships.
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"Making it" vs. "satisfaction": Well-being and the lives of women raising young children in poverty.
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Writing in elementary social studies classrooms: Action research documenting how students' composing processes inform curriculum development.
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Evaluating the Tilting at Windmills curriculum's effectiveness in changing attitudes toward people with disabilities in the workplace.
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The impact of international educational exchange and training programs on teachers' curricular and pedagogical practices: Participant perspectives .
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Adolescent leisure activities as a moderator of the negative effects of family process on adolescent emotional health.
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Power, knowledge and love: The selective tradition, a high-stakes social studies exam, and the education of Eros.
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Reflective moral inquiry: A process approach for teaching character education in the secondary social studies.
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Curriculum-based measurement as a predictor of high-stakes outcome measures in social studies.
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Civic responsibility and research universities: Ideology, culture and action.
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Citizenship and service education: An assessment of service learning and its impact on social capital.
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The importance of culture: How college preparatory programs utilize cultural and social capital with low-income minority youth.
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Meanings, motivations and management: Elements underlying the development of a snowmobiler education program.
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Digital video composition as a tool for learning: Exploring multiple text documents in an urban social studies classroom.
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Text comprehensibility and graphic organizers: Influences on reading to learn in sixth-grade social studies.
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Note-taking from text materials with middle school students: Process, product and practice.
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Analysis of economic knowledge among Kansas school children as demonstrated on the 2005 Kansas Social Studies Assessment.
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Using hyperlinked scaffolding to support student work with text-based source documents as part of a problem-based historical inquiry lesson.
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Investigating the impact of standards, high-stakes testing, and accountability on progressive social studies teaching.
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Reforming the present by retelling the past: The progressive social and political ideas in nineteenth-century history textbooks.
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The necessity of pictures: Illustrating history in textbooks, 1950--2000.
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A case study of fifth grade social studies curriculum for inclusion of multicultural education.
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The impact of deliberate practice teaching methods on skill acquisition in a law school interviewing and counseling course.
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(Electronic resources)
A user-centered approach to the development of a history domain ontology: Helping teachers use digital primary sources.
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The effects on attitudes and achievement of reading aloud picture books in seventh-grade social studies classes.
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Contesting youthhood, crafting democratic citizens: Young people doing the work of democracy.
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Cultural and linguistic identity formation of ESL students in an ESL social studies class of a United States high school.
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An investigation of the impact of short-term quality intergenerational contact on children's attitudes toward older adults.
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Education for liberation: Promoting African American well-being through a school-based emancipatory intervention.
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Stages of concern and frequency of use of computer-based resources by middle school social studies teachers.
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TREATMENT OF THE CONCEPTS OF CHANGE AND THE FUTURE IN SELECTED ELEMENTARY SOCIAL STUDIES TEXTBOOK MATERIALS.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION FOR GRADES K-12 IN MONTANA PUBLIC SCHOOLS: TEXTBOOK EVALUATION.
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ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBOOK CARTOGRAPHICS: THE CREATION, USE, AND STATUS OF SOCIAL STUDIES TEXTBOOK MAPS.
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The relationship between secondary students' ability to comprehend their United States history textbook and their opinions of United States history.
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Middle school social studies: An examination of textbook structure, classroom interaction, and student achievement.
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An investigation into the effectiveness of a nontraditional textbook design for high school economics.
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A study of the determinants in selecting a successful Principles of Economics textbook.
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The use of historical fiction trade books in collaboration with a social studies textbook and its relation to learning in the social studies' classroom.
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The frequency and extent of textbook usage among Arizona high school social studies teachers.
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Publishers, penmen, and pressure groups: An historical analysis of religion in the American history textbook.
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The reliability of economic textbook readability indexes as a measure of cognitive gain: A comparative analysis.
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Effects of using children's books and a traditional textbook on student achievement and higher-level thinking skills.
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An observational study of between group differences in an eighth grade experimental United States history textbook implementation project.
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United States history textbook comprehensiveness: A study of how current textbooks meet the standards of Tennessee, California, Texas, New York, and Georgia.
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A feminist perspective on security in Jordan: A study of the interrelationship between human security and peace education.
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Exploring Nevada's past and present: Archaeology education and Nevada public schools.
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What lies beneath: Presenting archaeology through an interpretive museum exhibit.
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Quality children's literature that supports fifth-grade state standards in United States history: A content analysis of historical fiction, biography, and informational tradebooks.
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Partners in diabetes: The process and evolution of a democratic citizenship initiative in a medical context.
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The professional socialization of undergraduate social work students: An exploratory case study.
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Student responsibility: Policy approach in sexual assault prevention against women.
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History education reform in post-communist Poland, 1989--1999: Historical and contemporary effects on educational transition.
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Women, domestic violence, and career counseling: An experimental examination of the effectiveness of two career intervention programs.
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Spatial representation in comparative education and geography: A social cartography analysis.
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The relationship of leader perceptions and behavior to group member perceptions.
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Representing cultural alterity in hypermedia environments: Design practices and prospects.
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Racial disclosure in online racial dialogues: A study of how and why participants disclose, and how others respond to the disclosure.
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Aboriginal voices and the politics of representation in Canadian introductory sociology textbooks.
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The social construction of identity in nineteenth century geography schoolbooks.
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Excavating archaeology education: An insider perspective of introductory archaeology.
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Rethinking world history: Conceptual frameworks for the world history survey.
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Comparing changing ideas of Germany, 1949--1999: German secondary school history textbooks and the ever-present past.
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Sexuality and resistance: Identity, homophobia and social justice in women's athletics.
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Effects of working alliance on trainee counseling skills and personal development.
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An evaluation of the information on the Chinese and Chinese Americans in widely used college United States history textbooks.
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(Electronic resources)
The Hallway: Old voices for new direction in Alberta social studies curriculum.
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(Electronic resources)
The history and evolution of human resource development (HRD) in Kenya as it relates to technical and vocational education and training (TVET).
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Exploring education for sustainable development: Its theory and practice in Philippine higher education institutions.
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Organizational effectiveness as a sociality constructed criterion. A study of the relation between culture and the meaning of organizational effectiveness in a large multinational organization.
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(Electronic resources)
Shaping history: Five students, three artifacts, and the material, social and economic lives of late nineteenth-century butter-makers.
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The effects of an integrated social studies curriculum on inner-city middle school students' attitudes toward and achievement in social studies.
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A model curriculum for high school international studies/global education.
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An identification of a citizenship education curriculum for secondary schools in Thailand.
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Learning citizenship: Intergenerational socialization and the role of the high school civics curriculum in adolescent efficacy.
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The death of the good Canadian: Teachers, national identities, and the social studies curriculum.
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An analysis of secondary teachers' use of integrated curriculum in English and social studies classrooms.
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(Electronic resources)
Teacher perceptions and applications of the Texas Assessment of Academic Skills (TAAS) in the seventh-grade social studies curriculum.
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The curriculum decision making process: A history of the development of the 1978 Alberta Social Studies Curriculum.
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Making space for women's history in the secondary social studies curriculum.
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The alignment of World Wide Web activities referred to by publishers in middle school social studies textbooks with the National Educational Technology Standards for students.
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The effects of interactive multimedia in geographic education for dyslexic students.
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A new approach to enhance group ideation: The effect of verbal-EBS on cognitive stimulation.
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Thinking about everday systems: An empirical investigation of middle school students' and their teachers' conceptions of natural and social systems.
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FAIRBANK: INTELLECT AND ENTERPRISE IN AMERICAN CHINA SCHOLARSHIP, 1936--1961 (JOHN KING FAIRBANK).
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Teaching in a bubble: How social studies teachers include multicultural content in a school with a student body that is predominately affluent and European-American.
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Destination conservation and beyond: Environmental education program effects in school interventions.
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A difficult dialogue: Educating citizens in a divided society (Northern Ireland).
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Postmaterialism, new environmental paradigm and ecocentric approach: A qualitative and quantitative study of environmental attitudes of Turkish senior high school students.
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(Electronic resources)
Effects of traditional versus tactual and kinesthetic learning-style responsive instructional strategies on Bermudian learning support sixth-grade students' social studies achievement and attitude test scores.
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Evaluation of the effectiveness of integrating concept maps and computer games to teach historical understanding.
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(Electronic resources)
Ninety years of struggle and success: African American history at the University of Kansas, 1870--1960.
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Incorporating Disability Studies: Revising the introductory women's studies course curriculum.
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(Electronic resources)
Interdisciplinarity and economic education: Foundations and design of a model program of integrative studies exploring the contemporary world economy.
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Teachers' perceptions of economic education and the Voluntary National Content Standards in economics.
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(Electronic resources)
The effect of student choice of response options upon students' comprehension of content area textbooks.
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(Electronic resources)
Using geographic information system to enhance elementary students' understanding of geography and history: A case study.
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(Electronic resources)
A comparison of student achievement by teachers' perceptions of degree of use of authentic instruction in elementary social studies.
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(Electronic resources)
Does inquiry-based social studies instruction make a difference for fifth- and sixth-grade students: A study of affect, critical thinking, and reading comprehension.
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(Electronic resources)
Teaching portrayals of the nation: Postwar history education in Japan and the Germanys.
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(Electronic resources)
The influences of globalization and decentralization on preparing Thai secondary students for civic participation: A case study of two Thai communities.
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(Electronic resources)
The experience of civic discourse: A hermeneutic phenomenological study of Taiwanese social studies teacher preparation programs (China).
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(Electronic resources)
Curriculum as destiny: Forging national identity in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh.
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(Electronic resources)
A cross-curricular approach: The effects of integrating trade books into the curriculum to develop historical understanding in adolescents with learning disabilities.
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(Electronic resources)
Exploring children's historical understanding: The relationship between age, beliefs, and performance.
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(Electronic resources)
Perceptions of pre-service elementary teachers about social studies instructional activities and content areas.
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(Electronic resources)
The impact of standards-based instruction on elementary pre-service teachers' perspectives and knowledge of social studies.
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(Electronic resources)
Dates, battles, and treaties, oh my! Expanding college students' personal historical understanding through constructivist teaching practice.
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(Electronic resources)
Modifying social studies curriculum in the classroom: Case study regarding inclusive practices for engaging young adolescents in learning in the face of external constraints.
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(Electronic resources)
At the intersection: Migrant students' Canadian identities and the social studies curriculum.
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(Electronic resources)
The effect of gender and ecology club or environmental camp participation on ecological orientation, beliefs, attitudes, and behavior: A study of middle and high school students.
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(Electronic resources)
Celluloid blackboard: Teacher practices with film and students' historical understanding.
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(Electronic resources)
The impact of New Jersey's three standards documents on middle level social studies curriculum and instruction.
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(Electronic resources)
Between every now and then: History and social studies teachers' interpretations of historical agency and social change.
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(Electronic resources)
Critical patriotism and the teaching of history in Beijing: A critical conceptual analysis (China).
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(Electronic resources)
Images of street children: A study on naming and framing a social problem at Unicef Brazil, headquarters and Egypt.
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Gender consciousness among Japanese students who are studying at American universities.
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(Electronic resources)
The Hanna and Rugg social studies textbooks for elementary school: A comparative content evaluation (Harold Ordway Rugg, Paul Robert Hanna).
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Family, community-based social capital and educational attainment during the doi moi process in Viet Nam.
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Methods of teaching the Holocaust to secondary students as implemented by Tennessee recipients of the Belz-Lipman Holocaust Educator of the Year Awards.
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State curriculum policies and teachers' practice: The experiences of three New York social studies teachers.
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A content analysis of cultural diversity in Florida state adopted world history textbooks.
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An analysis of the nature and content of fifth- and sixth-grade social studies textbooks in the Republic of China.
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Textbooks and national ideology: A content analysis of the secondary Turkish history textbooks used in the Republic of Turkey since 1929.
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Analysis of the treatment given to selected aspects of World War II in secondary school history textbooks published in France, Germany, Great Britain, Japan, Russia, and the United States.
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Ideology in Japanese high school history textbooks: A functional grammar approach.
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Religion in Indiana's public high schools: A survey of school superintendents, analysis of school board policies, and a review of 11th grade United States history textbooks.
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An analysis of the cognitive levels of questions in Jordanian secondary social studies textbooks according to Bloom's Taxonomy.
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United States global studies textbooks' treatment of foreign countries: A comparative study of world regions and countries marked by socio-economic differences.
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The representation of ideology in social studies textbooks: A study of Taiwan's curriculum for grades four and five.
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A critical ethnography: Oral histories as transformative educational practice.
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Building a reading bridge: The impact of reciprocal teaching on poor readers in ninth-grade social studies.
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Youth development, participation, and school reform: Creating opportunities and supports for student decision-making in a high school.
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A new perspective on perspective taking: A study of social perspective taking and its association with conflict resolution, historical empathy, and social studies achievement.
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Bridging past and present: How young people use history in reading the daily news.
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"There are times you just want to get by": The influences on a first-year history teacher's instruction and theories of teaching.
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The development of a content analysis instrument for analyzing college-level textbooks used in the United States to teach about the Middle East.
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They're supposed to be sovereign nations(?): Hegemonic constructions of contemporary American Indian issues in current United States history textbooks.
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A comparison of the theory of multiple intelligences instruction to traditional textbook-teacher instruction in social studies of selected fifth-grade students.
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The social construction of Puerto Ricans in introductory sociology textbooks, 1987--2003.
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Inter-organizational relationships between secondary school academies of travel and tourism and higher education institutions.
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The impact of standards-based backwards mapping design on instructional practices of teachers, grades 3--5.
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Professors' perceptions of institutional context and academic role in Paraguay: A study of the National and Catholic universities and the question of reform.
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Working toward multicultural democracy: Three secondary social studies teachers and their practice.
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The history of the State University of New York at Buffalo Department of Economics, 1917--2000: The rise and fall of the once promising department.
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A content analysis of fifth-grade textbooks for the national social studies standards.
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The influence of manufactured meaning on Jamestown in history textbooks published after 1990 (Virginia).
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The West and ignore the rest: Conceptualizations of world history in American high school textbooks, 1875--1934.
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Pedagogic discourse in introductory classes: Multi-dimensional analysis of textbooks and lectures in biology and macroeconomics.
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De Jong's philosophical ladder and the categorical analysis of United States history basal textbooks published by Christian and secular companies (Norman De Jong).
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Portrayal of organized charitable activity in high school American history textbooks.
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Social studies in theory and practice: University of Central Florida's elementary interns' perceptions of social studies.
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El negro detras de la oreja: A critical theory approach to Dominican ethnicity through textbooks.
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Student-faculty power/knowledge relations: The implications of the Internet in mathematics education and social studies education programs at Sultan Qaboos University (Oman).
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Educational significance of how United States history textbooks treat Hiroshima (Japan).
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The visual and verbal representation of Mexico: A content analysis of United States geography textbooks.
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A comparative study of the treatment of Japanese politics and political systems after World War II in Japanese and United States world history textbooks.
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The treatment of Hispanics in secondary American history textbooks in certain historical events.
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The effect of multimedia instruction on achievement of college history students.
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Youth action research in the marine environment: A case study analysis of selected education projects in Hawai'i, United States of America.
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Learning strategies, cognitive strategies, and process variables used by high school students in social studies classes.
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X-generation or X-institutions: Experience, performance, motivation and the potential for effective civic education in schools.
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Transition processes from school to work: A comparative analysis in three East Asian cities--Shanghai, Tokyo and Hong Kong (Japan, China).
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Civics and morality among thirteen and fifteen year olds: A study in the Republic of China on Taiwan.
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Learning economics in an online environment: Evaluating the impact of collaborative learning and instructional audio/video on learner achievement, goal orientation, self-efficacy, sense of learning community, and attrition.
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Changing from traditional to digital curricula: United States history teachers' perspectives.
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Beliefs and attitudes of preservice secondary history teachers toward inclusion and collaboration.
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Fourth-grade students' experiences during the creation of a technology-enriched community history project.
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Factors influencing achievement motivation in highly motivated, dedicated and enthusiastic high school learners.
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Identifying social studies instructional practices that engage "at-risk" high-school students.
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High school social studies teachers' attitudes and usage of instructional technology in Saudi Arabia.
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The impact of social studies teachers' level of computer technology implementation on student achievement on the social studies portion of the Georgia High School Graduation Test.
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The relationship between secondary education and civic development: Results from two field experiments with inner-city minorities.
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Mathematics course-taking and the SAT score gap: A case study of 151 Los Angeles County public high schools (California).
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Female high school students' attitude and perceptions toward the social studies discipline.
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A case study of a social studies teacher's pedagogical stance toward the use of computers as a tool for learning in a middle school.
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The experiences of high school teachers in Massachusetts with the History and Social Science Curriculum framework.
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Beyond the novelty of historical thinking: A study of the historical thinking of 9th-grade world history students with the consistent use of a three-step instructional model.
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The design and delivery of a course on International Social Development for undergraduate social work students at Lviv Polytechnic National University in Ukraine.
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A long road to travel: Narratives of African American male preservice educators' journeys through a graduate teacher education program.
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The effects of theater arts instruction on fifth grade students' learning of the U.S. reconstruction period.
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Social studies educators' professionalism in an age of high stakes accountability: Examining teacher-level and school-level characteristics and testing policy associated with teacher authority in the secondary social studies classroom.
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Interest as a motivational factor influencing beginning history teachers' experiences as students.
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Pre-service geography teachers' self perceptions of readiness for technology implementation.
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Variation in ways chartered financial analysts make meaning of the fiduciary construct.
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An oral history study of foreign design experts' influence on Taiwanese early design education from 1963 to 1966.
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Hip Hop Culture: Development of a Cultural Competence Workshop Series.
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Self-emplacement in the lifeworld: The geographic imagination of American middle adolescents.
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Leadership styles and effectiveness among C-level healthcare executives.
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Cyberbullying and suicide among a sample of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning young adults.
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"A series of wonders and a fund of delights"* An historically based trekking guide to the Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail (from Kingsport, TN to Middlesboro, KY).
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A SELECTIVE HISTORY OF SOCIAL STUDIES SCOPE AND SEQUENCE PATTERNS, 1916 TO 1984.
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Transformation to the social studies: A course change in the elementary school curriculum, 1900-1939.
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Fostering critical reflection in a computer-based, asynchronously delivered diversity training course.
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Literature Discussion Groups: The Role of Teacher Talk in Discussing Social Issues.
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Challenging preservice teacher beliefs about the past: The influence of a course designed to shift ways of knowing about history teaching and learning.
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Perpetually "needs improvement": Pre-service teachers' knowledge of social justice and education.
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A Way Forward: Social Entrepreneurial Models and Systemic Change in Metropolitan Mexico.
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The Ontario and Hellenic kindergarten curricula: Politics of democratic citizenship education.
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An analysis of performance of ESL students on various social studies objectives and test items on the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills (TAKS) test.
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Conceptions of Citizenship and Civic Education: Lessons from Three Israeli Civics Classrooms.
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A case study of preschool teacher expectations and teacher-student interactions.
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The Transition of Cultural Policy in Socialist China: A Case Study of Shanghai Municipal Workers Palace of Culture.
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Developing renaissance: Nahda discourse in Jordanian humanities textbooks.
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The Diffusion of Social Media in Public Relations: Use of Social Media In Crisis Response Strategies.
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Teaching for Historical Understanding: Perspectives from a High School Social Studies Department.
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Fifteen years on: An examination of the Irish Famine curricula in New York and New Jersey.
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The financial health and level of resilience in housing counseling clientele post experience: A mixed methods assessment.
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Youth, Food Justice and the Practice of Everyday Politics: A Case Study of Agricultural Resistance in the Spring Ridge Commons.
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Exploring the Factors that Influence and Motivate Female Students to Enroll and Persist in Collegiate STEM Degree Programs: A Mixed Methods Study.
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Distance education faculty reflections: A look at civic responsibility and community engagement.
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An old tool for a new generation: Using the Star power simulation to teach social inequality.
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Educators' perceptions of bullying before and after implementing a bullying prevention program.
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The influence of American Indian storytelling on the character and ecological awareness of participating non-Indian children and their parents.
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SOCIAL STUDIES IN THE EIGHT-YEAR STUDY AND THE NEW SOCIAL STUDIES MOVEMENT: A COMPARISON OF GOALS.
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Practicing conflict: Citizenship education in high school social studies.
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The beginnings of a standardized social studies curriculum in the elementary schools.
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Clio's uncertain guardians: History education at Teacher's College, Columbia University, 1906-1988.
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Critical thinking and the social studies: A view of the discourse in "Social Education" during World War II.
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Portraits of good intentions: Diversity education in the commonplaces as experienced by preservice social studies teachers.
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(Electronic resources)
Purpose, policy, and possibilities: Social studies teachers' sense-making of curriculum.
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(Electronic resources)
The collision of Romanticism and Modernism in post-World War II American cinema: A theoretical defense of intellectual history in the undergraduate classroom.
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Self-Awareness, Self-Compassion, and Cultural Competence: Implications for Social Work Education and Practice.
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Cultural Representations in/as the Global Studies Curriculum: Seeing and Knowing China in the United States.
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"Who do you think you are?": A multidimensional analysis of the impact of disparities in higher educational attainment within families of first-generation college graduates.
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The relationships between 'push' and 'pull' factors of millennial generation tourists to heritage tourism destinations: antebellum and civil war sites in the state of arkansas.
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The status of environmental education in Illinois public high school science and social studies classrooms.
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Searching for arrowheads: An inquiry into approaches to Indigenous research using a tribal methodology with a Nehiyaw Kiskeyihtamowin worldview.
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Aeta women Indigenous healers in the Philippines: Lessons and implications.
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An educational support program for foster youth to promote academic success: A grant proposal.
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Emotional factors in history learning via digital history narrative creation.
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New format, same old story?: An analysis of traditional and digital U.S. history textbook accounts of slavery.
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Christopher Columbus, Hernando Cortes, and Francisco Pizzaro: A Qualitative Content Analysis Examining Cultural Bias in World History Textbooks.
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The Challenge of Critical Pedagogy as a Social Studies Teacher Educator.
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Advanced Placement (AP) social studies teachers' use of academic course blogs as a supplemental resource for student learning.
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Musical Citizens: String teachers' perceptions of citizenship education in the private studio.
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Negotiated Communities: A Stakeholder Approach to Understanding Town-Gown Relations During Periods of Campus Expansion.
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF SOCIAL RECONSTRUCTIONISM AND CONTEMPORARY CURRICULUM RATIONALES IN SOCIAL EDUCATION.
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