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Theory and research in social education
The disciplinary and critical divide in social studies teach...
Total de citas: 14
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Toolboxes for Teaching in the Middle Grades : Opportunities to Learn in Two Preparation Pathways
(2012)
Vol. 40
Núm. 2
Pág. 164-191
Preparing for the Educational Black Hole? Teachers' Learning in Two Pathways into Middle School Social Studies Teaching
(2010)
Vol. 38
Núm. 1
Pág. 48-79
Disrupting the Official Curriculum : Cultural Biography and the Curriculum Decision Making of Latino Preservice Teachers
(2010)
Vol. 38
Núm. 3
Pág. 428-463
Knowledge Transmission Versus Social Transformation : A critical analysis of purpose in elementary social studies methods textbooks
(2015)
Vol. 43
Núm. 1
Pág. 102-134
Framing Preservice Teachers' Interpretations of Graphic Novels in the Social Studies Classroom
(2011)
Vol. 39
Núm. 3
Pág. 416-446
A turn to practice : Core practices in social studies teacher education
(2020)
Vol. 48
Núm. 4
Pág. 583-610
The tensions between Indigenous sovereignty and multicultural citizenship education : Toward an anticolonial approach to civic
(2019)
Vol. 47
Núm. 3
Pág. 311-346
What Preservice Social Studies Teachers (Don't) Know About Politics and Current Events-And Why It Matters
(2013)
Vol. 41
Núm. 3
Pág. 316-351
Interpretive frames for responding to racially stressful moments in history discussions
(2020)
Vol. 48
Núm. 3
Pág. 321-345
History is critical : Addressing the false dichotomy between historical inquiry and criticality
(2022)
Vol. 50
Núm. 2
Pág. 173-195
Revitalizing Critical Discourses in Social Education : Opportunities for a More Complexified (Un)Knowing
(2013)
Vol. 41
Núm. 4
Pág. 476-493
Feminism, Neoliberalism, and Social Studies
(2011)
Vol. 39
Núm. 1
Pág. 6-30
Revealing Praxis : A Study of Professional Learning and Development as a Beginning Social Studies Teacher Educator
(2010)
Vol. 38
Núm. 4
Pág. 545-573
Attention to learners, subject, or teaching: What takes precedence as preservice candidates learn to teach historical thinking and reading?
(2009)
Vol. 37
Núm. 1
Pág. 101-135