Ethnic Heritage Studies Program in South-Eastern Michigan

Format:

Other

Author/Creator:

Michigan Southwest Regional Ethnic Heritage Studies Center

Contributor:

Michigan Ethnic Heritage Studies Center

Ethnic Heritage Studies Program (U.S.)

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Ethnicity--Study and teaching.

Ethnicity.

Detroit (Mich.)--Ethnic groups--Study and teaching.

Detroit (Mich.).

Detroit (Mich.)--Description.

Teaching resources.

Local Subjects:

Teaching resources.

Physical Description:

31 items.

Other Title:

Elementary unit in Italian ethnic studies.

Studying the local community.

Ethnic Detroit in maps.

Ethnic studies in Michigan.

Ethnic-City.

Education resources for ethnic studies.

The ethnic heritage experience.

Images of pluralism in American literature.

Ethnic studies library.

An historical sketch of East Detroit.

Economic elite study of Detroit, 1985.

Who's left in the neighborhood.

Ethnic survey of East Detroit School District residents.

Ethnic curriculum development project.

Place of Publication:

1974-1976.

Summary:

Contains Ethnic Studies in Michigan (144 p.), Ethnic Studies at the Local Level (88 p.), Ethnic Studies at the Federal Level (89 p.), Education Resources for Ethnic Studies (103 p.), Ethnic Audio-Visual Resource and Evaluation Guide (101 p.) a group of resources for teachers on approaches to teaching ethnic studies and various governmental guidelines and resources,

Notes:

Elementary Units in Italian Ethnic Studies (26 p.), Ethnic Studies Activities for Bicentennial Celebration in the Classroom (24 p.) The Ethnic Heritage Experience, Study Guide for Workshop Participants (16 p.) and Handbook for Workshop Leaders (42 p.), Images of Pluralism in American Literature (73 p.), Trav's Scoops (ca. 100 p.), An Ethnic Studies Library (15 p.) general resources for use in teaching the concept of ethnicity; a 7 page program narrative from the Ethnic Curriculum Development Project; a three page interim report for July-December 1975 and a 30 page interim report for July 1975 through January 1976.

This project was supported by the Ethnic Heritage Studies Program.

Ethnic Directory I (80 p.) and II (144 p.); Studying the Local Community (31 p.), Ethnic Detroit in Maps (39 p.), Detroit, Ethnic City (21 p.) Who's Left in the Neighborhood? (53 p.), Economic Elite Study, Detroit, 1975 (14 p.), An Historical Sketch of East Detroit (23 p.), Ethnic Survey of East Detroit School District Residents (24 p.), and seven guides to ethnic neighborhoods in Detroit, resources for ethnic studies which focus on the Detroit area,

Local Notes:

The Balch Institute Library and Archives

OCLC:

18104372