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41 reviewsISBN 10: 0791449610
ISBN 13: 978-0791449615
Author: E. Wayne Ross
The newly revised edition of The Social Studies Curriculum presents the definitive overview of the primary issues facing teachers creating learning experiences for students in social studies. The book connects the diverse elements of the social studies curriculum—global education, social issues-centered education, and the roles of history, and the arts and sciences—thereby offering a unique and contemporary perspective, one that separates it from other texts used in today's social studies classrooms. Thoroughly updated, this edition includes new material on the use of literature in social studies classrooms, inclusive education, citizenship education, and the impact of standards and high stakes testing on social studies curriculum and pedagogy.
Introduction to the Revised Edition
Social Studies Teachers and Curriculum – E. Wayne Ross
Part I: Purposes of the Social Studies Curriculum
1. The Struggle for the Social Studies Curriculum – E. Wayne Ross
2. Why the Study of History Should Be the Core of Social Studies Education – Michael Whelan
3. Oppression, Anti-Oppression, and Citizenship Education – Kevin D. Vinson
Part II: Social Issues and the Social Studies Curriculum
4. Defining the Social Studies Curriculum: The Influence of and Resistance to Curriculum Standards and Testing in Social Studies – Sandra Mathison, E. Wayne Ross & Kevin D. Vinson
5. Whole Schooling: Implementing Progressive School Reform – Rich Gibson & J. Michael Peterson
6. Multicultural Social Studies: Schools as Places for Examining and Challenging Inequality – David W. Hursh
7. Racism, Prejudice, and the Social Studies Curriculum – Jack L. Nelson & Valerie Ooka Pang
8. Social Studies and Feminism – Nel Noddings
9. Gender in the Social Studies Curriculum – Jane Bernard‑Powers
Part III: The Social Studies Curriculum in Practice
10. Crafting a Culturally Relevant Social Studies Approach – Gloria Ladson‑Billings
11. Assessment in Social Studies: Moving Toward Authenticity – Sandra Mathison
12. Social Studies and the Arts – Terrie Epstein
13. Reclaiming Science for Social Knowledge – Stephen C. Fleury
14. Decolonizing the Mind for World‑Centered Global Education – Merry M. Merryfield & Binaya Subedi
15. Teaching Social Issues: Implementing an Issues‑Centered Curriculum – Ronald W. Evans
Part IV: Conclusion
16. Remaking the Social Studies Curriculum – E. Wayne Ross
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