... Limited Licensed re-use rights only Global citizenship education (GCE) Pre-service teachers Social studies education Teacher preparation Qualitative case study Liberal orientation Critical GCE Neoliberalism in education Curriculum and standards Political context in schooling Diversity...

... Air quality Citizen science Social studies education Social action project Global citizenship education Interdisciplinary Research Grant Program, City University of New York Funding: This work was supported by the Interdisciplinary Research Grant Program, City University...

...Erik Alexander Gross; Thomas Misco Purpose Social studies educators will find that birthright citizenship offers a rich and complex understanding of cultural belonging, civic participation and democratic membership. While presently pressing, birthright citizenship contains topics and themes...

..., but others simply shut down (Rose, 2014). Opportunities to engage in PBE are often limited. Perhaps, as Musicant (2023) posits, that is because traditional social studies education is fatalistic in the way it separates place from history. Traditional history education is often oppressive (Macedo, 2019...

... onto existing literature on heroification, villainification and place-based education. Pedagogical implications for social studies education are also identified. Paul J. Yoder can be contacted at: paul.yoder@emu.edu 15 12 2023 08 03 2024 20 03 2024 © Emerald Publishing...

... teacher candidates (TCs) to make connections between place-based education and elementary social studies education?” Design/methodology/approach This qualitative case study examined how elementary TCs learned about, researched, curated and created place-based social studies educational resources...

...-use rights only Professional development Teacher learning History education Teacher quality Social studies education Inquiry teaching by doing (Chi and Wylie, 2014), through active engagement with content, sources and colleagues over time focused on work aligned...

... show a strong sense of self-efficacy for inquiry-based curricula design and practice in elementary social studies education. Originality/value The article discusses the importance of understanding PSTs sense of efficacy and categories of such self-efficacy beliefs at the level of lesson design...

...Guichun Zong Purpose There have been increasing calls for social studies educators to engage issues of sustainability. Proponents argue that the very survival of the planet depends on the degree to which teachers can move learners away from unsustainable beliefs and behaviors to those grounded...

...Meghan McGlinn Manfra; Jeffrey A. Greiner Purpose The C3 Framework is a recent example in a long history within the field of social studies education of efforts to engage teachers and students in inquiry-oriented teaching and learning. While there is some research regarding the efficacy...

... collaboratively (Friend and Cook, 2013 ; Pellegrino and Weiss, 2017). English learners English as a second language Social studies education Collaboration English learners (ELs) are a heterogeneous population of students in the USA whose native language is not English and whose proficiency...

... and present action steps to build teacher candidates’ capacity for developing higher levels of global content into their instructional unit planning. Emerald Publishing Limited 2016 Global Education Teacher Education Action Research Social Studies Education Elementary Teacher Candidates Global...

... suggestions for social studies teacher education and professional development are discussed. Keywords: social studies education, economic education, preservice and inservice teachers, pedagogical content knowledge, common content knowledge, specialized content knowledge, horizon content knowledge Introduction...

...), and their opinions on the effective implementation of school policies concerning immigrant students’ learning were significant contributors to teaching inclusiveness. Emerald Publishing Limited 2015 inclusiveness social studies education immigrant students additive versus subtractive approaches teachers...

... used in a particular discipline. Based on these findings, Wade questioned the effectiveness of these analyses for improving social studies education. This project replicated Wade’s study. A random sample of social studies textbook analyses published between 2002 and 2012 was considered and the author...

.... An implication is that disaster education has a role in early social studies education promoting meaningful understanding by children of dangers posed, protecting oneself, and coping with the aftermath. Such a role is increasingly important as recent major U.S. disasters have impacted large numbers of citizens...

...Rory P. Tannebaum This paper seeks to intertwine current literature in social studies education with practical suggestions for integrating dialogue and controversy into the practicing teacher’s classroom. The works of John Dewey (1926), Diana Hess (2004), and Walter Parker (2003) will serve...

.... Is this a problem, especially when some governmental oversight already regulates the plants operations? The National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) defines the main purpose of social studies education as creating effective citizens. This article describes an interdisciplinary unit of study by middle-grades...

... teacher training in economics. Key Words: economic education, social studies education, teacher training, pre-service teachers, epistemological beliefs, effectiveness for teaching economics Introduction Economics is closely relevant to people s daily lives: it is concerned with how people satisfy...

... of being a social studies teacher we present implications for teacher educators interested in building upon prospective teachers' initial conceptions of powerful social studies teaching and learning. Keywords: Teacher Education, Social Studies Education, Apprenticeship of Observation, Preservice Teachers...