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The New AP World History Course: How Will It Compare with College World History Courses?

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Burstein, Stanley M. – History Teacher, 1999

Discusses why world history instruction is flourishing in higher education. Describes the new Advanced Placement (AP) world history course and states that the course is comparable to college-level world history courses. Considers to which college world history course the AP course is most comparable. (CMK)

Descriptors: Advanced Placement Programs, College Curriculum, Comparative Analysis, Course Content

"Beneath the Gloss and Floss": Teaching American History in "The Great White North."

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Bennett, Paul W. – History Teacher, 1990

The senior author of a textbook presenting U.S. and Canadian history in a comparative framework criticizes U.S. history textbooks for their interpretations of Native Americans and for their mystifying tendencies. Explains how "Canada: A North American Nation" presents a more detached perspective and offers a second opinion on some of the…

Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Content Analysis, Controversial Issues (Course Content), History Instruction