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Hantula, James Neil – Social Studies, 1988
Discusses recent trends in Asian studies, such as emphasizing an inquiry approach, and lists general references and primary sources relevant to the topic. States that today's social studies literature reveals a greater awareness of Asia, although some gaps are still evident. Identifies additional areas in which Asian studies must be strengthened.…
Descriptors: Asian Studies, Atlases, Curriculum Development, Instructional Materials
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Raat, W. Dirk – History Teacher, 2004
The Cape Canaveral endeavor led the author to contemplate the history of cartography and the role of geographers and historians in describing the human-environment nexus. He was especially interested in the depiction of the Americas by world historians and geographers. He wanted to answer the question, "How do world historians and geographers…
Descriptors: North Americans, Historians, Human Geography, Cartography
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de Leeuw, G.; Waters, N. M. – History and Social Science Teacher, 1986
Examines the use of computer atlases to see how they might contribute to the attainment of established social studies goals. Reviews advantages and disadvantages of existing software and hardware. Describes the potentials of computerized atlases and the hardware required to support such uses. (JDH)
Descriptors: Atlases, Cartography, Computer Uses in Education, Educational Technology