Teaching about women in the social studies : concepts, methods, and materials / Jean Dresden Grambs, editor.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Grambs, Jean Dresden, 1919-1989, compiler.

Series:

Bulletin (National Council for the Social Studies) ; no. 48.

Bulletin (National Council for the Social Studies) ; no. 48

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Feminism--Study and teaching.

Feminism.

Women's rights--Study and teaching.

Women's rights.

Sex discrimination against women.

Women--Employment--Study and teaching.

Women.

Women--Employment.

Physical Description:

ix, 117 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 23 cm.

Place of Publication:

Arlington, Va. : National Council for the Social Studies, [1976]

Contents:

What we must do, by J. D. Grambs.

Getting a hold on the tiger: assessing sexism in schools, by L. Carl-Falkenstein.

Women in U.S. history: concepts and organizing structures, by E. G. Campbell.

Teaching about women in world history, by G. Z. Berkhofer.

Women in contemporary American society: changing roles and changing needs, by D. R. Holman.

Treatment of the sexes in instructional materials: guidelines for evaluation, by P. Ferguson and L. C. Smith.

Implementing social studies objectives: a critical assessment of materials for teaching about women, by C. L. Hahn.

Nonsexist teaching: strategies and practical applications, by D. Sadker and M. Sadker.

Notes:

Includes bibliographies.

OCLC:

2654818