'Primary sources' diaporamas de présentation

Using the Internet - Effectively!

Using the Internet - Effectively! Craig L. Scanlan, EdD, RRT, FAARC Professor and Director MS and PhD Programs in Health Sciences UMDNJ-SHRP Workshop Objectives Identify the tools needed to exploit the Internet for learning Search for, evaluate and find quality online learning resources

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Research Basics for Your Seminar Paper on Comparative Indigenous Minority Land Disputes

Research Basics for Your Seminar Paper on Comparative Indigenous Minority Land Disputes. September 2008. University of Michigan Law Library Ann Chase September 2008. 2. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN LAW LIBRARY. Ann Chase Foreign & Comparative Law Librarian Room S-171 achase@umich.edu

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PRIMARY SOURCES IN HISTORY

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Attitudes and Awareness toward ASEAN: Findings of a Ten Nation Survey

Attitudes and Awareness toward ASEAN: Findings of a Ten Nation Survey. Conducted by Dr. Eric C. Thompson National University of Singapore Dr. Chulanee Thianthai Chulalongkorn University. Overview. The history and future of ASEAN Our base-line survey attempts to measure:

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The Implications of Constructivism on Classroom Management

The Implications of Constructivism on Classroom Management. What is Constructivism?. Learning is a process of structuring meaning in an active way. Learning is subjective. Learning is shaped with situations and conditions of the environment.

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Boundless Lecture Slides

Boundless Lecture Slides. Available on the Boundless Teaching Platform. Free to share, print, make copies and changes. Get yours at www.boundless.com. Using Boundless Presentations. Boundless Teaching Platform

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Video-Mediated Communication

Video-Mediated Communication. Michael Nunes CPSC 781 September 21, 2005. Primary Sources / Readings. Papers in K. Finn, A. Sellen and S. Wilbur (Eds) Video-Mediated Communications. LEA Press. 1997 Whittaker, S. and O'Conaill, B. The Role of Vision in Face-to-Face and Mediated Communication.

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The Literature Review

The Literature Review. Dr Areefa Albahri. The Literature Review. The review of the literature is defined as a broad, comprehensive, in-depth, systematic, and critical review of scholarly publications, unpublished scholarly print materials, audiovisual materials, and personal communications.

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Primary Sources

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Why Study History?

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International Court Decisions: Electronic Access

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There and Back Again

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Researching & planning a dissertation

Researching & planning a dissertation. Dr Rebekah Higgitt R.Higgitt@kent.ac.uk. What should a dissertation do?. Make an argument Demonstrate your mastery of primary and secondary sources Demonstrate some originality. Y our research question.

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Colonial North Carolina

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Engaging Students with Foldables Virginia Studies

Engaging Students with Foldables Virginia Studies. Presented by Susie Orr, Elementary Social Studies Specialist Kristine DeMarinis, Dranesville ES Fairfax County Public Schools. Why Use Foldables?.

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What are primary sources?

What are primary sources?. Original records from the past recorded by people who were: Involved in the event Witnessed the event, OR Knew the persons involved in the event. What are primary sources?.

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What is Professional Writing? A Guide for Students by Perry Glasser

What is Professional Writing? A Guide for Students by Perry Glasser. All Writing - Process. Object. Message. Writer. Audience. Different teaching theories focus on different aspects. Diagram adapted from A Rhetoric for Writing Teachers by Erika Lindemann.

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Analyzing Primary Sources

Analyzing Primary Sources. Picture Analysis. Picture Analysis. What are primary sources? What did we do when we analyzed the World War II Posters? What kinds of questions did were asked to guide us in our analysis? Do you think we would ask the same questions when analyzing pictures?.

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AIM: How is the job of the historian like detective work?

AIM: How is the job of the historian like detective work?. DO NOW: What is history? Why is like detective work? Is the study of history important?. HW: Complete the primary/secondary sources handout. . DIRECTIONS FOR GROUP WORK:. Step 1: Analyze the contents in your container.

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