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Hello Friends.
As you read this, I'll be on the ranch in SD and preparing to leave for a presentation in NC. See Joan's Schedule.
This month I am sharing more websites and two thesis abstracts of students who just successfully completed their MA's. Thank you to several of you for sharing websites.
Last month, I shared the graduate students' collection of websites, which are organized around the themes of:
Diversity and Democracy
Students and Standards
History and Herstory
Reflection and Reform
Justice and Gender.
I will continue to add to this collection; they are posted at
http://www.JoanWink.com/itt/diversity.php
http://www.JoanWink.com/itt/students.php
http://www.JoanWink.com/itt/history.php
http://www.JoanWink.com/itt/reflection.php
http://www.JoanWink.com/itt/justice.php
After sending out our last WinkWorld, we received this from Debra, who once did her MA here at CSU. Thank you for sharing.
Debra Schneider
Dschneider@cal.berkeley.edu
Internet sources for women's studies, including history:
http://baltimoreteacher.com/
Women's Studies Reading Room
http://www.mith2.umd.edu/WomensStudies/ReadingRoom/History/
Great primary source image from the
UC Davis Area 3 History and Cultures Project
http://historyproject.ucdavis.edu/imageapp.php?Collection2=US
Great documents to use to inform writing in history from the UC Davis A3HCP
http://marchand.ucdavis.edu/lessons.shtml
Collections of primary sources (audio, visual, textual):
http://www.authentichistory.com
Materials and strategies for teaching US history; this site
includes archives of discussions with leading historians:
http://historymatters.gmu.edu/
Online professional development to develop teachers to teach history methods and history content
National Humanities Center
http://www.nhc.rtp.nc.us/pds/pds.htm
Brenda, a colleague, also shared.
Brenda Betts
bbetts@toto.csustan.edu
Brenda shared the following website.
http://www.iAbolish.com
In addition, I want to add that Brenda is creating her own website, which reflects her interest in Social Studies. Her website has many blackline masters for teachers to download and use.
http://www.csustan.edu/TeacherEd/facstf/betts/bettshp.html
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