Vol. 35 No. 2 (2001): Theme Issue: Technology

Published: 2001-01-01

Columns

Current Concerns: In What Should Students Take Pride?

Penny Clark
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Voices from the Past: A 1930 Assessment of History Teaching in Canadian Schools

Ken Osborne
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Quebec Report: History is Serious Business in Quebec

Jon G. Bradley
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The Front Line: Bloodied Hands: A Preventable Genocide

David Kilgour
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The Iconoclast: Dumbing Down With Globalization: The Ideology of Inevitable Revolution

John McMurtry
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Features

Classroom Tips: Thirty Creative Ideas for Giving Students Notes

Jim Parsons, Dawn Ford
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Internet Resources: E-Zines: A New Form of Text

Jack Dale
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Documents in the Classroom: J. B. Collip and the Discovery of Insulin

Henry W. Hodysh
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Articles

How Research On the Use Of Computer Technologies Can Inform the Work Of Social Studies Educators

Susan Gibson, Roberta McKay
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Engaging Students in Problem Solving using a WebQuest

Christie Reid, Renee Labonne, Susan Gibson
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Is There a Legitimate 'Luddite' Response to Technology in the Social Studies?

Hans Smits
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Integration of Computer Technology in the Social Studies Classroom : An Argument for a Focus on Teaching Methods

Lorraine Beaudin, Lance Grigg
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Book Reviews

Editor's Introduction

From the Editor

Joseph M. Kirman
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