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Neumann, Dave – Social Education, 2010
With state content standards always looming in the background, history teachers express concern about "covering the curriculum." And, many history teachers say they have to abandon teaching the "fun stuff" in order to teach state-mandated content. While teaching challenges do entail practical considerations, this article argues…
Descriptors: History Instruction, United States History, Teacher Responsibility, Course Content
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Secules, Teresa; Ford, Alecia – Social Education, 2006
Alecia Ford, co-author of this article, had a problem that teachers everywhere face more and more frequently with the predominance of standardized testing--too much world history to teach in too little time. Her problem relates to how she can help her sixth-grade students develop an in-depth understanding of the Enlightenment, a period in history…
Descriptors: World History, Educational Strategies, Time Management, Grade 6