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Social studies 46 social studies 44 Inquiry 16 Teacher education 16 Primary sources 14 teacher education 13 Citizenship 12 historical thinking 11 technology 11 Elementary social studies 10 children’s literature 10 history 10 Elementary education 9 History 9 Professional development 9 Social justice 9 pre-service teachers 9 primary sources 9 Social studies education 8 social studies education 8 Civic education 7 Economics 7 Historical thinking 7 C3 Framework 6 Early childhood 6 Historical empathy 6 Place-based education 6 Religion 6 Social Studies 6 Teacher Education 6 Technology 6 Young adult literature 6 curriculum 6 elementary 6 C3 framework 5 Children’s trade books 5 Civics 5 Civil rights movement 5 Curriculum 5 Democracy 5
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Christensen, Lois McFadyen 15 Sunal, Cynthia Szymanski 14 Hubbard, Janie 11 Bickford, John H. 10 Hofer, Mark 10 Sunal, Dennis W. 10 Haas, Mary E. 9 Chick, Kay A. 8 Bickford III, John H. 7 Clabough, Jeremiah 7 Pearcy, Mark 7 Wilson, Elizabeth K. 7 Butler, Judy D. 6 Callahan, Cory 6 Gradwell, Jill M. 6 McCormick, Theresa M. 6 Montgomery, Sarah E. 6 Rule, Audrey C. 6 Staubs, Melinda Odom 6 Bauml, Michelle 5 Journell, Wayne 5 Kelley, Lynn 5 Odebiyi, Oluseyi Matthew 5 Preston-Grimes, Patrice 5 Roberts, Scott L. 5 Swain, Holly Hilboldt 5 Swan, Kathy 5 An, Sohyun 4 Christensen, Lois M. 4 Groce, Eric 4 Hartman, Sarah 4 Hawley, Todd S. 4 Heafner, Tina L. 4 Lucas, Ashley G. 4 Waring, Scott M. 4 Bickford III, J. H. 3 Bohan, Chara Haeussler 3 Bolick, Cheryl Mason 3 Brugar, Kristy A. 3 Cook, Tammy 3
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Empathic concern and perspective taking: a tale from middle school history
Collette, Jared P.; Jones, Suzanne H. - In: Social Studies Research and Practice 15 (2020) 2, pp. 233-245
Purpose This empirical quantitative research study aimed to test whether historical texts could activate empathic concern and perspective taking in a US History classroom with adolescent students. Design/methodology/approach Eighth-grade participants ( n  = 227) were randomly assigned to read...
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Exploring the racial achievement gap on US history written-response state assessment items
Miller, Jason Michael - In: Social Studies Research and Practice 15 (2020) 3, pp. 291-310
Purpose Many states are restructuring their US history state assessments to include written-response assessment items that evaluate students' literacy skills in high-stakes environments. The purpose of this study was to investigate how the addition of an extended-response item to a US history...
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Supporting English learners in secondary social studies classrooms through collaboration
Pellegrino, Anthony; Brown, Clara Lee - In: Social Studies Research and Practice 15 (2020) 2, pp. 247-260
Purpose The number of English learners (ELs) has increased dramatically in the public schools across the nation. In 2000, 3.8 m students, or approximately 8% of the US public school student population, were identified as ELs. In 2016, the number reached 4.9 m or 9.6% of the general student...
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Fourth-graders' reading, thinking, and writing about historical sources
Bickford, John H.; Clabough, Jeremiah; Taylor, Tim N. - In: Social Studies Research and Practice 15 (2020) 1, pp. 57-82
Purpose Elementary classroom teachers can infuse social studies into the curriculum by integrating history, civics and English/language arts. Elementary teachers can bundle close reading, critical thinking and text-based writing within historical inquiries using accessible primary sources with...
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Re-positioning historical thinking: a framework for classroom practice
Boadu, Gideon - In: Social Studies Research and Practice 15 (2020) 3, pp. 277-289
Purpose Over the last few decades, there have been significant developments in history education, key among them being the recommendation for an inquiry approach to history teaching to improve students' ability to think historically. While the idea of historical thinking is widely researched, it...
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Citizen science: expanding ideas of citizenship and science
Kenyon, Elizabeth; Christoff, Andrea; Wisdom, Sonya - In: Social Studies Research and Practice 15 (2020) 1, pp. 83-96
Purpose This action research project determines the extent to which the authors were able to expand ideas of both citizen and scientist through their integrated science and social studies middle childhood methods course. Design/methodology/approach Applying the ideas of citizen science, students...
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Primary sources, simulations and peanut butter and jelly
Chapman, Melissa A.; Gomez, Miguel - In: Social Studies Research and Practice 15 (2020) 3, pp. 311-319
Purpose This paper seeks to provide instructional methods for using simulations to teach primary and secondary sources within a social studies classroom. Classroom simulations provide students with authentic opportunities to engage in meaningful learning experiences that are both hands-on in...
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Clay farms, paper presidents : Visual representations of children's developing social studies understandings
Torres, Heidi J. - In: Social Studies Research and Practice 15 (2020) 1, pp. 1-17
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to report the findings from a study that explored the use of art and visual production as a means through which 20 third-graders developed and represented their social studies understandings. The author describes the ways the process of visual production and...
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Preservice teachers’ perceptions of teaching news media literacy
McAnulty, Joseph - In: Social Studies Research and Practice 15 (2020) 1, pp. 97-113
Purpose This study explores social studies preservice teacher’s orientation toward teaching news media literacy in the era of fake news. Previous literature indicates that many social studies teachers express a desire to maintain neutrality in the classroom. As such, this study focuses on the...
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NCSS notable trade book lesson plan: Joan Procter, dragon doctor: the woman who loved reptiles
Swain, Holly Hilboldt - In: Social Studies Research and Practice 15 (2020) 1, pp. 115-120
Purpose Joan Procter, Dragon Doctor describes the life of Joan Beauchamp Procter, renowned herpetologist, zoologist, Curator of Reptiles at the British Museum and designer of the London Zoo Reptile House. In this lesson, students reframe initial viewpoints of scientists that are not...
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