DEVELOPING BRITISH IDENTITIES THROUGH TEACHING THE HISTORY
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Teaching African American History Through Museum Theatre
... American history in the world, housing over 30,000 artifacts and ...American history through museum ...led through major events in African and African American history by actors who, ...
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Development of Citizenship Competencies through the Teaching of History of Spain
... is developing a new framework for teaching and ...the teaching of history has had much to do with the development and implementation of citizenship in ...the history of Spain can ...
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Teaching Digital History Through the University Archives: The Case of Nebraska U: A Collaborative History
... States History Commons Brink, Peterson; Ducey, Mary Ellen; Jewell, Andrew; and Seefeldt, Douglas, "Teaching Digital History Through the University Archives: The Case of Nebraska U: A ...
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Teaching an ecological world-orientation through teaching history
... replacing are the externalist perspective associated with an objectivist theory of knowledge which accepts a sharp dichotomy between the objective world and subjectivity, and associated with this, the assumption that ...
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Teaching History through The Last of the Mohicans
... the British and French war, need to be established for the ...the British, like the Iroquois, and some with the French, like the Huron, concluding with the territorial dispute the war centered on in order ...
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From Margins to Center: Developing Cultural Citizenship Education Through the Teaching of Asian American History
... of teaching experience in NISD, all three were bi- or multilingual and the children of Asian immigrants or ...first through twelfth grade schooling in Texas, learning English upon their ...recounted ...
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TEACHING HISTORY THROUGH GAME-BASED LEARNING
... local history and evaluate on it for future ...the history of their local environment and of how school, postal service and innkeeping worked 120 years ...local history, they practiced and developed ...
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A Sea-Change for the Classroom: Maritime Identities Seas, Ships, and Sailors the Law, and Teaching World History
... Shipowners have reflagged ships to allow them to circumvent their own countries’ trade restrictions, to give them immunity from capture during wartime, or, in the modern era, to take advantage of lax rules concerning ...
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Storytelling through Art: Teaching the History of Indonesia with Video Games
... the history of Indonesia, specifically from the pe- riods of just before and during the Japanese Occupation to the Declaration of Indonesia’s Independence in ...
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Teaching history through Graphic Humor. A proposal for higher education
... Sobre este aspecto, algunos autores desde el campo de la didáctica de la historia como desde las artes proponen estrategias de análisis para fuentes visuales que también [r] ...
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Fibonacci Numbers and Golden Ratio- Teaching through the History of Mathematics
... numbers through its historical view as it will not only be inspiring but more significant to a large group of students as they are concerned in knowing who, how and why about certain theorems and definitions that ...
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Museums Connect: Teaching Public History through Transnational Museum Partnerships
... interpretation.’ 11 The projects, however, not only served the purpose of enhancing the KSU Public History Program. In addition to the rare opportunities to travel to the US, the Moroccan students and faculty also ...
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To Know or to Understand One Another: Developing New Identities Through International Teaching
... It is different to believe or propagate stereotypes of others than it is for a people to actively embrace and embody particular norms and concepts into their collective persona. For example, United States citizens ...
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Developing Culturally Responsive Teaching Through Learner-Centered Teaching During Content and Field Immersions
... Community cultural wealth serves social justice. An illustration of community cultural wealth, in service of social justice, occurred early in the summer as we prepared for the Schoolyard Ecology. We had intentionally ...
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Teaching & Learning Britishness: Encountering and negotiating discourses of identities and belongings through critical pedagogy
... the teaching and learning of Britishness needs a balance of careful guidance and supervision from the teacher, alongside the general remit of openness in expressing ...being British from family, there would ...
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The Formation and Early Development of the English and British Cultural Identities
... interpreting British history, and many consider its inception in 1066 to be the starting point for the formations of the English state, identity, and modern ...Britain’s history or her people’s ...
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Islam and Muslim Identities in Four Contemporary British Novels
... postcolonialism. Through colonialism the colonisers try to steal the land and colonise the mind of the peoples they are colonising; through postcolonialism, the colonised try to reclaim the land and ...
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THE HISTORY OF BRITISH SUBMARINE SONARS
... of British, Canadian, French and Russian scientists and engineers working in a wide variety of research establishments and ...with developing the work of Chilowsky and ...transmitting through a dome ...
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Developing ethical identities in young offenders through restorative justice practice in Australia
... The fear of a negative outcome, such as having to go to court or some other sanction, has driven these young people to recognise that what they themselves feel and believe does not matter; what matters is that the ...
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