The future of the social studies
Subtitle: proposals for an experimental social-studies curriculum
By: James A. Michener, editor.
Publisher: National council for the social studies
Published: 1940
Place of publication: Cambridge, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 178
Subjects: Education -- Curriculum; Social sciences -- Study and teaching
Table of contents: title: The problem of the social studies, by J.A. Michener.-  An experimental program in social studies for grades I to XII, by H.R. Anderson.-  A program of social studies, by Elmer Ellis and W.F. English.- A program in the social studies, by R.W. Hatch.-  A social studies program, by R.O. Hughes.-  Principles, procedures, and content, by Mary G. Kelty.-  A curriculum for the social studies, by A.C. Krey.-  A proposed social-studies program, by Henry Kronenberg.-  Comments on a social-studies curriculum, by S.P. McCutchen.-  Social processes and the social-study curriculum, by L.C. Marshall.-  A course of social studies for American public schools, by Frances Morehouse.-  A suggested curriculum for the social studies, by I.J. Quillen.-  A teacher-pupil program in citizenship education, by E.U. Rugg.-  Curriculum-design in the social studies: what I believe, by Harold Rugg.-  What shall we teach in social studies?  By D.V. Smith.-  A social-studies course of study, by H.E. Wilson.