Showing posts with label
Historical Thinking
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Showing posts with label
Historical Thinking
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11 July 2014
What is History?
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Essential Bibliography What books and articles belong on a short list of essential readings defining history? Marc Bloch, The Historian...
07 April 2013
Significance
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Max Euwe (1901-1981) was a mathematician and the fifth official World Chess Champion. The beginning of his now classic text, The Development...
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07 January 2013
Sam Wineburg on A People's History
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Howard Zinn's A People's History of the United States has few peers among contemporary historical works. With more than 2 million c...
28 August 2011
Ben Franklin On Wine
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Beer is proof God loves us and wants us to be happy. Attributed to Benjamin Franklin There are plenty of references to beer in Benjamin...
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10 June 2011
Rethinking Sarah Palin and Paul Revere
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The prescriptions for how to create a more effective high school history course that I discussed this morning in " The American Story...
The American Story
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George Chalich was a high school teacher who inundated the junior class with factoids. I loved the factoids he gave us, but hated the slow p...
09 November 2009
Thinking Historically with Adult Students
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(This post began as a response to the first in a series concerning Sam Wineburg, Historical Thinking and Other Unnatural Acts (2001) on Jo...
07 September 2009
Benefits of History
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You’ll need the insights and critical thinking skills you gain in history and social studies to fight poverty and homelessness, crime and di...
20 August 2009
Washington, Adams, Jesus
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Jesus is benevolence personified, an example for all men. John Adams How significant was Christianity to the American Revolution? To the ...
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13 August 2009
Reflective Thinking, Teaching and Learning
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"Am I a professor? Then what will I say today? But if I am a teacher, what will they do today?" Lendol Calder, 1370 The New So...
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