It will also explore the elaborate and important rules which determined whether or not children could be regarded as the legitimate offspring of their parents and the practical consequences of those rules and the rules about inter-generational transmission of property and obligations within the family from parents to children. The course will be graded on the basis of a take-home final examination. For undergraduates in the BAE program. Designed to introduce future secondary and middle school teachers to resources in the community valuable to teaching history in the classroom. Students learn about these resources through a series of workshops held at four different sites.
Several specialists teach the workshops and course.
Students will leave the class with guidelines and materials that compose a resource notebook for use in the history classroom. After the first and second class meetings on campus, the class meets for three or four weeks at each site off campus. Those enrolled must make arrangements and plan to be at each site on time each week . For information contact Noel Stowe, Department of History. T TH Course examines changing attitudes over time towards the American landscape.