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Social Studies and the Young Learner

2004 Volume 16, Number 4

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Number of articles: 4

  1. Developing Thoughtful "Cybercitizens"

    Michael J. Berson & Ilene R. Berson

    What does it mean to be a citizen in a digital world where technology has facilitated global connections? The children of today are immersed in a digital age, and as increasing numbers of students ... More

    pp. 5-8

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  2. Using WebQuests to Scaffold Higher-Order Thinking

    Phillip J. VanFossen

    Because of its interactive and multimedia nature, the Internet has been touted as an increasingly important aspect of both elementary and secondary education. A recent survey, however, indicated... More

    pp. 13-16

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  3. The Well-Constructed WebQuest

    Shelly Kennedy

    In this article, the author offers criteria for evaluating WebQuests that are intended for use by students in the elementary grades. There are two general areas that teachers should consider: (1)... More

    pp. 17-19

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  4. Colonial Williamsburg Electronic Field Trips

    Nadine M. Roush

    Teachers have always dreamed of taking their students to visit faraway places, or traveling with them to bygone days. Now, through the power of technology, students can experience "virtually" other... More

    pp. 29-32

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