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Volume 13 - 2005
From the editor
Philippa Hunter
The fourth C: Constructivism
Hugh Barr
What can a forty-year old report on social studies tell us about social studies teaching and learning today?
Roger Openshaw
Conceptions of history and historical understandings in the social sciences learning area: A response to the curriculum maratanga project’s developments
Philippa Hunter with Bruce Farthing
A history teacher’s submission on the draft social sciences essence statement and achievement objectives
David Arrowsmith
The development of social studies in the New Zealand curriculum: What can we learn about the process from a document analysis of the three versions?
Carol Mutch
Environmental education: A practical suggestion for a cross-curricular and holistic method in secondary programmes
Gwen Francis
“Check out your own backyard” travel in Aotearoa New Zealand
Stacey Vinnicombe
Social studies education and new directions, years 7-8 topic: National Sorry Day
Jill Wynyard and Sarah Parker
Developing a years 11-13 social studies programme: Engaging learners in the social sciences learning area of the New Zealand curriculum
John Hooker, Philippa Hunter, Rebecca Lambourne and Joseph Rao
The global education centre: An interview with Cindy Munn, Schools Programme Manager
Lisa Woods
Statistics New Zealand: A free 2006 census education resource
Michelle Butters
Volume 12 - 2004
From the editor
Philippa Hunter
ANZFSSA Regional News
ANZFSSA Waikato conference 2003: Greeting with president’s welcome
ANZFSSA President’s report 2004
Rowena Taylor
SOC CON 2005: Conference information
Multiple lenses, multiple ways of seeing our world: Some critical reflection
Tanya Wendt Samu
The Treaty of Waitangi: What does it mean?
Glenys Daley
Inserting the question marks: The impact of postmodernism on teaching and learning in social studies
Andrea Milligan and Fiona Beals
“It’s very important… but we haven’t dome much at all” improving the implementation of essential learning about New Zealand
Elise Soothill
E-Learning and E-Teaching: Key skills for 21st century social studies teachers?
Paul Keown
Enhancing understanding through practice: The New Zealand science, mathematics, technology and social sciences teacher fellowship scheme
Peter Spratt and Andrea Knox
For God, King and country 1900: Australia at the turn of the century
Jacqueline Hollingworth
Using GIS in education: Promoting spatial awareness
Stephanie Eddy and Anne Olsen
Global education
Cindy Munn
Bring the world to your classroom
Alison Squires
Issues associated with the future design of the social studies curriculum powerpoint slides to promote discussion for social studies teachers
Graeme Aitken
GIS in the classroom: Using geography information systems in social studies and environmental science
Author: Marsha Alibrandi (2003)
Reviewer: Anne Olsen
Volume 11, Number 1 - 2002
Citizenship education in New Zealand: A case study
Carol Mutch
A citizen of no mean city: Synthesising the local and the global in citizenship
David Keen
Traveller's impressions. Land of the morning calm: Impressions of South Korea
Norman Austin
Volume 11, Number 2 - 2002
From the editor
Philippa Hunter
ANZFSSA Regional News
Auckland Social Studies Association smorgasboard day
Christina Ward
Three Cs core principles, content and consistency: The tools required for values education within the social studies curriculum
Gwen Francis
“But we can’t give much time to social studies, the NAG’s tell us we have to give priority to literacy and numeracy”. The case for social studies being the context for your literacy programme
Rowena Taylor
Peaceful times: Revisiting Hiroshima
Jill Wilson
Turning up the heat in Havana
Lynne Robinson
The value of brainstorming – in support of Hugh Barr
David Chapman
Learning about New Zealand in Antarctica
Jane Abbiss
Remember “Doing the Aborigines….”
A years 7-8 study of Australian Aboriginal society
Kaye Webber
Environmental issues and the social studies curriculum
The EBEX KIWI household and school calculators: Turning knowledge into action
Tui Elliot
Volume 10, Number 1 - 2001
Guest Editorial Comment
Paul Keown
Legitimising Years 11-13 Senior Social Studies: Traps and Opportunities for Social Sciences Departments
Philippa Hunter
Journey's End: What Should we be Aiming for in Social Studies?
Alyce McMaster
The Role of Social Studies in the Curriculum: Some Issues For Schools
Norm Austin
Current Issues and the Three Social Studies Processes
Jane Eyre
Learning Through Our Society: PrEP an Enterprising Learning Environment
Kathie Willis
Teacher Education in the United Arab Emirates: An Ex Pat's Impression
Hugh Barr
Our Small World - Video
Amanda Nasilasila
Freedom: Towards Human Rights and Social Justice
Phllip Newton
Access to Resources
Rowena Taylor
Volume 10, Number 2 - 2002
European Identity and Citizenship: Charting the Territory
Keith Crawford
'Living Heritage' Creates Social Studies Projects of Timeless Value
Emily Flaws
A Long Weekend in Turkey
Wayne Green
Young Children's Language and Explanations of Distant places
Ann Hardie
Trouble in Paradise: The 1987 Fiji Coup - Year 12
Warren Baumberg
Water Under the Bridge: The Waikato River - Level 5
Paula Allen
Genetic Modification: To Label or Not to Label? A Unit at Level 4
Jill Wynyard
There's Too Much B.S. in New Zealand Social Studies
Hugh Barr
Volume 9, Number 1 - 2000
From the Editor
Hugh Barr
Service-Learning and Social Studies: There is a Linkage, and it's not Charity
John Freese
Social Studies: Real Subject or Politically Correct Nonsense
Hugh Barr
Pacific Peoples in a Global Age: Emerging Forms of Cultural Identity
Paul Spoonley
Public Service Reform: Some Issues in Education
Rex Bloomfield
Making Presentations in Social Studies Classes
Gray Clayton and Rae Clayton
Anzac Day and Chunuk Bair Day: Ceremony and Ritual in a Country Town
Graham Hucker
Going Places in East Asia - Korea, China, Japan
Paula Rankin
Environmental Issues: Our Future World
Paul Keown
New Perspectives in Social Education
Paul Keown
Musket Wars: A History of Inter-iwi Conflict
Owen Wilkes
Volume 9, Number 2 - 2000
Federation News
George Seconi
An April in Vietnam: Glimpses from the Road
Tony Booker
Alligators and Swamps: Directions for Citizenship Education in New Zealand
Rex Bloomfield
Citizens of the Future
Carol Mutch
Values Education and the Right to Criticise other Cultures' Values
John Clark
Revisiting Multiculturalism in Fiji
Neil Johnson
Re-lmaging the Role of History in Social Studies: A Canadian Perspective
Roberta McKay and Susan Gibson
Volume 8, Number 1 - 1999
From the Editor
Hugh Barr
Federation News
George Seconi
Teaching Social Studies on a Shoestring
Tracey Riley and Alison Sewell
Sharing a Heritage: Teaching the Irish Famine in New Zealand and the USA
Joan Brodsky Schu and Claire Schnell
Economics - A Way of Thinking (Taking the EEK! out of Economics)
Kathi Willis and Bob Blanks
Inspiring Courage in Children
Scott Waters
Using Your School's Story to Teach Social Studies
John Wilson Jr.
Amnesty International Resources for Social Studies
Brian Walker
Growing Up Maori
Jeanine Graham
Atlas Aotearoa
John Graham
Snapshots of the Century
Jeanine Graham
Volume 8, Number 2 - 1999
Federation News
George Seconi
Social Studies Perspectives: Challenging Teaching and Learning
Phillipa Hunter
Under Indian Eyes: What Do Indians Want Chlldren and Young People in New Zealand to Know and Understand About India
David Keen
Computer Technology and Citizenship Education: A Social Partnership
Alison Sewell and Mark Brown
Voices of Youth: A Resource List For Teachers
Jeanine Graham
Developing Immigration Policy for the 21st Century
Gary Fertig
Free to be Me! Set me Free! Unchain the Children!
Jenny Ferrier-Kerr
Australian Families
Tim Stretton
Making a Difference
Judy McGee
Volume 7, Number 1 - 1998
From the Editor
Hugh Barr
Federation News
George Seconi
Working the Net
Gray Clayton
The National Context for Social Studies Teaching
Rajen Prasad
FSSA Conference Key Note Address
Brian Donnelly
'Nurturing Young Historians': The Interface between History and Social Studies
Pam O'Connell
Children's Literature: A Character Builder
Scott Waters
The Historical Atlas of New Zealand
Owen Wilkes
Volume 7, Number 2 - 1998
From the Editor
Hugh Barr
Federation News
George Seconi
Working the Net
Gray Clayton
Teaching Trouble: Social Action & Social Analysis in the Classrooms of Two US Teachers
Kay Harrison
Citizenship, Democracy & the Birmingham G8 Young People's Summit
John Lloyd and Phil Grierson
Social Studies Standards in Wisconsin, USA
John Freese
Effectiveness of Changing Children's Attitudes Towards the N.Z. Police
Michael 0'Brien
Planning a School Programme for an Intermediate School
Jenny Ferrier-Kerr
Civics Education: A Matter of Values?
John Gore
The Australian Experience
Neil Johnson
Volume 6, Number 1 - 1997
Federation News
Paul Keown
Working the Net: What a Tangled Web We Weave
Gray Clayton
Teaching and Assessing Social Studies Skills
Graeme Whitehead
Accessing Information: 'I Need Stuff on Families'
Rosamund Winter
The Waikato Sixth Form Oral History Project
Anna Green
Social Science Teachers: Custodians of Civilisations
Basil Varghese
Current Events in the Classroom
Jim Lindsay
Book Reviews
Brian Kendrick and Norman Austin
Volume 6, Number 2 - 1997
From the Editor
Hugh Barr
Federation News
Paul Keown
Working the Net
Gray Clayton
Self Efficacy in Social Studies
Alison Sewell Alison St. George
Wanganui's Brass Rubbing Heritage Trail
Bob Devlin
Charting a Better Course: Improving Map Use
Ross Whitefield
Why Johnny Can't Read Maps
Sharon Pray Muir
Why Not Latin America?
Neil Johnson
What's Super About Super?
Glynnis Knox
Religious Education Beyond the Year 2000
Robin Patchett
Reviews
Brian Kendrick
Volume 5, Number 1 - 1996
Civics and Citizenship Education
Bev Stubbs
Studying the Treaty on Database
Bob Devlin
Sending God to School
Margaret Snell
The New Zealand Police Youth Education Service
Joe Green
Current Events, Newspapers and Social Studies
Jim Lindsay
Current Issues in Children's Reasoning About Rules
Angus McGougan
Conference Report
Brian Kendrick
Volume 5, Number 2 - 1996
Pakeha and Proud
Peter O'Connor
Teaching in a Multicultural Society: Fiji
Neil Johnson
Teaching About Asia: Problems and Directions
Rex Bloomfield
Citizenship Education and the National Curriculum
Hugh Barr
Just Where Does Health Fit Into the Curriculum?
Margaret Scratchley
Movement and Social Studies
Colleen Thompson
Book Reviews
Jeanine Graham, Judith McCree, Jenny Moon & Sandra Cubitt
Volume 4, Number 1 - 1995
Does the Draft Curriculum Take Social Studies Forward?
Paul Keown
Gender Equity in Primary School Social Studies Resources
John Wort
Exploring the Pacific Using Information Technology
Murray Brown
Celebrity Visits Inspire the Classroom
Cathy O'Connell
Hands Build Bridges
Richard Ward and Jocelyn Walker
Using Fiction as a Primary Source for Social Studies
Josephine Vincent
Facilitation: Applying Inter-Personal Communication Skills
Helen Cannon and Robin Patchett
Book Reviews
Judith McGee and John Graham
Volume 4, Number 2 - 1995
Conference Opening Address Dr The Hon
Lockwood Smith
Raising more than the Australian Flag
Ray Nichol
Teaching About Thinking
Alyce McMaster
The Paeroa Plans
Hauraki Teachers
Interviews in Social Studies
Neil Johnson
A Response to the Education Forum
Hugh Barr
Book Reviews
John Graham and Phillippa Hunter
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