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Livingston, Kathy – Teaching Sociology, 2000
Describes an exercise in which students analyze architectural barriers in campus buildings to understand that people with disabilities are excluded from everyday social interaction. States that through the active learning exercise students link their experiential understanding of environmental obstacles with theories and concepts about conformity…
Descriptors: Active Learning, Architecture, Built Environment, Conformity
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Hightshoe, Susan – Social Studies and the Young Learner, 1997
Describes a simulated archaeological dig designed for Iowa elementary and middle school students that provided students with experiential learning focusing on the basic tenets of archaeology. Includes instructions on preparing for the dig, organizing materials, excavating the simulated site, analyzing artifacts, and engendering community support.…
Descriptors: Active Learning, Archaeology, Built Environment, Elementary Education
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Renfroe, Mark; Letendre, Wanda – Southern Social Studies Journal, 1996
Describes a seventh-grade class project where students constructed a "time tunnel" (a walk-through display with models and exhibits illustrating various themes and eras). Beginning modestly, the tunnel grew over seven years to include 11 different display scenes. Discusses the construction of the project and benefits to the school. (MJP)
Descriptors: Active Learning, Built Environment, Curriculum Enrichment, Display Aids