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Dynneson, Thomas L. – 1975
This paper is a lead-in to a book entitled "Pre-Collegiate Anthropology: Trends and Materials" (SO 008 751) published in 1975 by the Anthropology Curriculum Study Project (ACSP). Topics discussed include the processes and procedures which ACSP used to gather materials for the publication, the sources of the anthropology materials,…
Descriptors: Anthropology, Curriculum Development, Educational Problems, Elementary Secondary Education
Dynneson, Thomas L.; Nickel, James A. – Southwestern Journal of Social Education, 1984
Explores the relationship between the scientific method as it is represented in social sciences and the "humanistic methodology" of history, and other humanities. Maintains that students preparing to be teachers should recognize these methodological sources for developing teaching strategies and activities. (JDH)
Descriptors: Educational Methods, Higher Education, Humanities, Instructional Improvement
Dynneson, Thomas L. – 1972
This thesis examines anthropology teaching materials for public schools in light of their characteristics -- subject content, rationale and objectives, antecedent conditions, evaluation, background of materials development -- and the determination of their accuracy and representation. The study also serves as a guide to types of anthropology…
Descriptors: Anthropology, Course Descriptions, Course Evaluation, Curriculum Evaluation
Dynneson, Thomas L. – 1973
Anthropology has the potential to influence and change current patterns of curriculum organization in the public schools. Assuming that secondary schools isolate and compartmentalize knowledge, that history dominates the social studies/social sciences to the detriment of the field, that anthropology incorporates specialists from many disciplines…
Descriptors: Anthropology, Core Curriculum, Curriculum, Curriculum Development
Dynneson, Thomas L. – 1975
This book is directed to educators who would like to see anthropology assume a greater role in the elementary and secondary curricula. Chapter One traces the growth in the importance of anthropology as a part of the school curriculum from the second world war to the present. Chapter Two discusses the reasons for including anthropology in the…
Descriptors: Annotated Bibliographies, Anthropology, Curriculum Development, Educational Trends

Dynneson, Thomas L. – International Journal of Social Education, 1993
Describes the ongoing debate between the student-centered and the discipline-centered approach to curriculum development. Contends that the demand that social studies be made more discipline centered for economic/vocational reasons may result in a loss of the social education skills that employers rate as important. (CFR)
Descriptors: Citizenship Education, Course Content, Curriculum Development, Democratic Values
Dynneson, Thomas L. – 1976
This competency based workbook in social studies education provides information on developing teaching strategies and instructional materials. Designed for undergraduate students in social studies, student teachers, and methods instructors, it serves as a source of assignments for students, a guide in testing student competencies in social studies…
Descriptors: Behavioral Objectives, Civics, Class Activities, Curriculum Development