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Social Studies on the Internet, 2/E
Michael J. BersonUniversity of South Florida
Barbara C. CruzUniversity of South Florida
James A. DuplassUniversity of South Florida
J. Howard JohnstonThe University of South Florida

ISBN-10: 0131108085
ISBN-13:  9780131108080

Publisher:  Allyn & Bacon
Copyright:  2004
Format:  Paper; 176 pp
Published:  04/28/2003

For elementary, middle school, and secondary social studies methods courses; introductory and/or specialized instructional technology courses.

Updated to include the newest addresses in the field, this annotated collection of 500+ Web sites is the one volume elementary, middle school, and secondary teachers need in order to make maximum use of the World Wide Web for garnering social studies content and ideas on best practice. The text's dual-purpose perspective has proven itself effective for prospective teachers learning how to use the Internet in a classroom, as well as for current teachers who want the advantages of the Internet for informing their professional practice and the content of their instruction. In addition, its user-friendly format reassures the novice Web user while still providing the depth sought by experienced “surfers.”



This product accompanies:
Berson, Cruz, Duplass & Johnston,  Social Studies on the Internet, 3/E

  • NEW - Rigorous updating throughout—Every Web site listed has been checked for relevance and to ensure they are still available. New Web sites have been added to address current topics, including Web sites that focus on the events of September 11, 2001.
    • Engages students in using technology to find authentic artifacts, oral histories and other meaningful educational resources.

  • A Guide Box after each Web site—Lists the ten National Council for Social Studies (NCSS) educational themes and indicates which themes the Web site serves.
    • Ties site material to national standards—making it easy to choose sites that support standards-based content requirements.

  • Chapter 1, Internet Basics —Includes a thorough, easy-to-understand explanation of the World Wide Web that encompasses browsers and search engines, Web site organization, “bookmarking,” troubleshooting, and more.
    • Helps novice users become comfortable with the Internet—explains Web navigation and search techniques plus tips and tricks for avoiding the Web's pitfalls.

  • Chapter 2, Before You Begin
    • —Examines legal and ethical issues involved in using Internet and Web resources, as well as exploring how the Web can be integrated into a social studies curriculum.
    • Sets the stage for effectively using the Web and the means for sharing practical teaching ideas and challenges with peers.

  • Organization of the Web site listingsGateway sites are listed first in each chapter/section, followed by specialized sites, and each site is accompanied by a description of the information it supplies.
    • Assists readers in identifying those Web sites best suited to their educational goals—affords the ability to select sites for specific topics or for general information and links to other sites.

  • An Icon Box at each Web site listing—Includes applications icons indicating the type of information provided at the site, identifying such content as lesson plans, primary sources, and simulations.
    • Serves as a visual guide to the sites—gives readers an eye-catching graphic clue to content.

  • Rigorous updating throughout—Every Web site listed has been checked for relevance and to ensure they are still available. New Web sites have been added to address current topics, including Web sites that focus on the events of September 11, 2001.
    • Engages students in using technology to find authentic artifacts, oral histories and other meaningful educational resources.



Preface.


 1. Internet Basics.


 2. Before You Begin.


 3. United States History and Cultures.


 4. World History and Cultures.


 5. Government and Law.


 6. Citizenship Education and Political Science.


 7. Geography.


 8. Economics.


 9. Anthropology, Sociology, and Psychology.


10. Teaching about Controversial Issues, Tolerance, and Equity.


11. Teaching in a Pluralistic Society.


12. Planning and Instruction.


13.Teacher's Tool Kit.


About the Authors.

  • 9780132383196
    Social Studies on the Internet, 3/E
    Berson, Cruz, Duplass & Johnston
    ©2007 | Allyn & Bacon | Paper; 176 pp | Instock
    ISBN-10: 0132383195 | ISBN-13: 9780132383196
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