Experts in social studies and gifted education share strategies for differentiating K-12 social studies. The book offers best-practice lessons that build critical and creative thinking, linking content to NAGC and NCSS standards.
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2 3-D Timelines and Family Trees: Graphic Organizers for Teaching Family and Local History in Elementary Grades |
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3 Unwrapping Then to Understand Now: Social Studies Differentiation for Gifted Students Grades 3-5 |
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4 What Is the Role of Visual Literacy in Increasing Social Studies Learning With Gifted Youth? |
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5 Inquiry Into Egypt and Jordan as Representative Countries in the Middle East: Social Studies Students as Gifted Learners |
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6 Place-Based Learning for Elementary Civic Action |
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7 Problem-Based Learning for Gifted Students in the Social Studies Classroom |
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8 The Indiana Junior Historical Society: A Model for Civic Engagement |
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9 How Can Geography Help the Gifted Student Deepen Their Understanding of the Physical and Cultural Environment of America and the World? |
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10 Sounds Around the World: Music as Social Studies Pedagogy |
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11 "Chewing" the Scenery: Active Acting for Active, Agile Minds |
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12 Reaching Higher for Civic Efficacy |
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13 Global, Gifted, and Geography Education: Thinking Critically and Creatively in the Social Studies |
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14 Engaging Gifted Students in Historiographical Analysis: Perspectives on Prohibition |
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15 Enabling Gifted Students to Actualize Their Potential Through Social Studies Writing Activities |
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About the Authors |
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M. Gail Hickey, Indiana University Purdue University Fort Wayne.
Jeremiah C. Clabough, University of Alabama.