Structure in the social studies.
By: Edited by Louis J. Hebert [and] William Murphy.
Contributors: Murphy, William, 1938- joint comp.
Series: Social studies reading; no. 3
Publisher: National Council for the Social Studies
Published: 1968
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 110
Subjects: Social sciences -- Study and teaching -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Table of contents: title: Preface, by R. W. Cordier.; title: Introduction, by L. J. Hebert and W. Murphy.; title: Needed: revolution in the social studies, by C. R. Keller.; title: A guide to content in the social studies, by Committee on Concepts and Values of the National Council for the Social Studies.; title: Utilizing "structure to cope with new knowledge," by H. Heffermann and L. J. Bishop.; title: Revising the social studies: what is needed? By P. R. Hanna.; title: Generalizations from the social sciences, by P. R. Hanna and J. R. Lee.; title: The concept of the structure of a discipline, by J. J. Schwab.; title: Organizing a curriculum around social science concepts, by L. Senesh.; title: Structure and inquiry, by E. Fenton.; title: Jurisprudential teaching and prospects for the social studies, by D. W. Oliver and J. P. Shaver.; title: Pennsylvania State Department of Public Instruction, "Superintendent's memorandum no. XXIII."; title: Suggested reading (p. 107-110)