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The Georgia
State social studies web site has been created to facilitate the
development of instructional materials and courses related to
social studies. Resources are available for K-12, college and
university social studies professionals.
Courses
- Social studies teacher education courses
 Cherokee
County Digital History Project - This site includes an
extensive collection of historical property surveys from Cherokee
County and an archival collection of the papers of a Cherokee
County resident named W.A. (Asaph) Perry. The project also includes
an experimental pedagogical narrative on the life of Asaph Perry.
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Semantic Constitution - A dynamic web-based version of
the United States Constitution that goes beyond hypertext through
the construction of a digital semantic structure, includes instructional
ideas and articles as well as links to related resources. This
work was developed with funding from a Robert H. Michel Civic
Education Preliminary Grant from the Dirksen Congressional Center.
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Historical Resources - Original digital historical
resources developed by pre-service and in-service social studies
teachers in Georgia State University programs. This work is
supported by the College of Education at Georgia State University
and the Center for Technology and Teacher Education at the
Curry School of Education. |
Digital
Historical Inquiry Project - This
project is an effort to create and grow a consortium of schools
and colleges of education interested in promoting historical
inquiry in the preparation of preservice social studies teachers.
The Consortium will produce innovative programs of study that
will allow preservice and inservice social studies teachers
to learn the methods of digital historical inquiry and implement
those methods in their teaching experiences. |
Social
Studies on the Web
- A directory of social studies related web sites, currently over
250 sites. Annotations are currently being developed for all 250
sites listed in the directory by Georgia State University social
studies students.
Research
Social
Studies Program at Georgia State University
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