 14-16 |
Au Contraire: Point/Counterpoint: Au Contraire, James Delisle
Terri Bawden |
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 16-17 |
Au Revoir, Common Sense
James R. Delisle |
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 18-23 |
Awakening and Elaborating Differentiation in Social Studies Content and Instruction
Sandra N. Kaplan |
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 24-29 |
Concepts and Themes: A Learning Odyssey
Michael W. Cannon |
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 30-33 |
Straddling the Fence: Implementing Best Practices in an Age of Accountability
Catherine M. Brighton |
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 34-39 |
In the Classroom: “The Bohemian Life”: Opera and Gifted Education
David A. White & Cynthia Sprague |
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 40-43 |
Project-Based Learning: Meeting Social Studies Standards and the Needs of Gifted Learners
Deborah Diffily |
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 44-45 |
Social/Emotional Needs: Competing With Myths About the Social and Emotional Development of Gifted Students
Tracy L. Cross |
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 48-52 |
Using the Web for Social Studies Enrichment
D. Betsy McCoach |
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 53-59 |
Using Performance Assessment in the Social Studies Classroom
Tonya R. Moon |
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 60-63 |
Technology: Creating a Living Portfolio: Documenting Student Growth With Electronic Portfolios
Del Siegle |
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