Story Power: Breathing Life into History
Autor Elizabeth Cervini Manvellen Limba Engleză Paperback – 16 ian 2011
When students hear something interesting, something they connect to personally, they pay attention and want to know more. The stories in primary materials - a diary, letter, census record, photograph, official report - breathe life into history and invite critical thinking and conceptual understanding.
Story Power! teaches us where to find stories, to assess the quality of sources, and to go past shallow summaries to the complicated story below the surface. Readers share in the author's personal journey beginning with discovery of Civil War letters, to piecing together the true story of the soldier's lives, and to a more complete understanding of America during the Civil War.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781607099192
ISBN-10: 1607099195
Pagini: 198
Dimensiuni: 155 x 231 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.32 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția R&L Education
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 1607099195
Pagini: 198
Dimensiuni: 155 x 231 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.32 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția R&L Education
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Cuprins
Part 1 Acknowledgements
Chapter 2 Introduction: The Power of a Story
Part 3 Part One: A Natural Connection
Chapter 4 Learning to Love History
Chapter 5 Putting Humanity Into History
Chapter 6 Sources of Historical Perspective
Chapter 7 Types of Sources
Chapter 8 Textbooks and Other Non-Primary Sources
Chapter 9 Finding the Story
Chapter 10 What Do We Need to Teach?
Chapter 11 Teachers, the Natural Collectors
Chapter 12 Oral Traditions - Tell me about...
Chapter 13 Making it Formal and Losing the Spirit
Chapter 14 Getting Inspired So You Can Inspire
Part 15 Part Two: A Process of Personal Discovery
Chapter 16 The Find
Chapter 17 Eking Out the Story
Chapter 18 Compelled to Share
Chapter 19 Meet the Strong Family
Chapter 20 Lydia Writes Home
Part 21 Part Three: Van's Story - From Farmer to Fighter
Part 22 Part Four: The Rest of the Story
Part 23 Part Five: A Word About Copyright
Part 24 Part Six: References and Resources
Chapter 2 Introduction: The Power of a Story
Part 3 Part One: A Natural Connection
Chapter 4 Learning to Love History
Chapter 5 Putting Humanity Into History
Chapter 6 Sources of Historical Perspective
Chapter 7 Types of Sources
Chapter 8 Textbooks and Other Non-Primary Sources
Chapter 9 Finding the Story
Chapter 10 What Do We Need to Teach?
Chapter 11 Teachers, the Natural Collectors
Chapter 12 Oral Traditions - Tell me about...
Chapter 13 Making it Formal and Losing the Spirit
Chapter 14 Getting Inspired So You Can Inspire
Part 15 Part Two: A Process of Personal Discovery
Chapter 16 The Find
Chapter 17 Eking Out the Story
Chapter 18 Compelled to Share
Chapter 19 Meet the Strong Family
Chapter 20 Lydia Writes Home
Part 21 Part Three: Van's Story - From Farmer to Fighter
Part 22 Part Four: The Rest of the Story
Part 23 Part Five: A Word About Copyright
Part 24 Part Six: References and Resources
Recenzii
Liz Manvell's writing style will draw people in and keep them reading. The overview she provides of various websites will be useful to beginning teachers who know they want to use primary sources but who may not have easy access to materials.
Liz Manvell challenges us to teach history to our students by utilizing the stories and artifacts that bring the past alive and which make history personal. She does so by example, interweaving her own personal research into the life of a Civil War soldier throughout the book. Once we have our students motivated, Manvell shows us where to find a multitude of primary sources on the Internet that flesh out the lives of those who came before us. This is a book that belongs on every teacher's bookshelf - one that we will refer to again and again.
Liz Manvell challenges us to teach history to our students by utilizing the stories and artifacts that bring the past alive and which make history personal. She does so by example, interweaving her own personal research into the life of a Civil War soldier throughout the book. Once we have our students motivated, Manvell shows us where to find a multitude of primary sources on the Internet that flesh out the lives of those who came before us. This is a book that belongs on every teacher's bookshelf - one that we will refer to again and again.