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List of Contributors | |
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Introduction | |
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World History Teaching | |
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Where Did World History Come From? The Origins of a Vital Subdiscipline | |
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What Sixth Graders Can Teach You About World History | |
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Why I Teach World History | |
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A Low-Tech Approach to Teaching World History (Or, Real Learning on the Cheap) | |
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Conceptualizing the Course | |
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The Human Web | |
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Conversations Between Past and Present: Thoughts on Teaching Current Events in a World History Classroom | |
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Using Your Community in Your World History Course | |
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The Twenty-first Century Classroom: Using Online Course Management Systems to Help Students Make the World's History Their Own | |
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Understanding World History: Some Frequently Asked Questions | |
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Integrating World History Themes | |
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Teaching the Long Nineteenth Century (1750-1914) in World History: A Document Based Lesson and Approach | |
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Teaching Basics | |
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�I Can't Read This!� Critical Thinking Strategies for Teaching Analytical Comparative Essays | |
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History or Hysteria: Teaching and Evaluating Discussion | |
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Discovering Global Patterns: How Student-Centered Internet Research Can Build a Genuine World History Perspective | |
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Stimulating Through Simulating: Thinking Historically in the Classroom | |
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Improving Student Writing With Annotated Rubrics | |
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Planning | |
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The First-Year World History Teacher's Survive-and-Thrive Guide | |
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Time Management and Student Ownership: How to Get Through Your Curriculum in the Time Allotted | |
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Nuts and Bolts | |
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Common Pitfalls in Teaching AP World History and How to Avoid Them | |
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Year Two: Moving from Survival to Fun | |
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Teaching Skills | |
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What Should Happen on the First Day in a World History Class? What Do You Want to Do and How Do You Want to Accomplish It? | |
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Bell Ringers | |
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Get 'Em Up! Kinesthetic Learning for World History on Block Schedules | |
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Diversity Is the Spice of World History Teaching | |
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The Importance of Teaching About Religion in the Classroom | |
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Leaders' Forum: Learning About Leadership in World History | |
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The Procession Portrayed: Using Art History in the Global Curriculum | |
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Learning and Understanding | |
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Fishbones, Education, Forests, and Learning: Teaching About Point-of-View Using a Graphic Organizer | |
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Listening to Students Talk About Gender in the World History Classroom | |
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A Week's Worth of World History Skills: A Reflection Dale | |
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Historiography | |
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Why Historiography Belongs in the Classroom | |
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A Basic, Briefly Annotated Bibliography for Teachers of World History | |
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