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Fenton, Edwin; And Others – 1969
A project to develop a sequential and cumulative social studies curriculum for able students in grades 9-12 was carried out by Carnegie-Mellon University in partnership with the Pittsburgh Public Schools. The general goal of the curriculum--to help each student develop to the limit of his ability into an independent thinker and an informed,…
Descriptors: Academically Gifted, Audiovisual Aids, Curriculum Design, Curriculum Development
Stanton School District, Wilmington, DE. – 1970
"Man and Revolution," the second syllabus in a sequential program, provides 11th grade students with a humanities course that deals heavily in political theory. The rationale, objectives, guidelines, methods, and arrangement are the same as those described in SO 004 030. The introductory unit, followed by further units, helps students define and…
Descriptors: Activity Units, Communism, Concept Teaching, Curriculum Guides
Stanton School District, Wilmington, DE. – 1971
As a result of the evaluation that many English and social studies courses inadequately prepare students for today's world, a humanities program was designed to deal with real social, ethical, and educational problems while retaining the essential skills and ideas of the traditional subjects. This syllabus, the first of three sequential humanities…
Descriptors: Activity Units, Concept Teaching, Curriculum Guides, Evolution
Euclid City Schools, OH. – 1982
A K-12 social studies curriculum organized around concept teaching and skill development is presented in five sections. Section 1 contains general information on philosophy and program goals. Section 2, subdivided into 7 parts, outlines the courses of study for grades K-6. Presented in chart form, each grade level description outlines major…
Descriptors: Basic Skills, Behavioral Objectives, Concept Teaching, Curriculum Design