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| Willison, Scott | 1 |
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Peer reviewedWillison, Scott; Ruane, Patricia – Social Studies, 1995
Describes the design and development of a K-8 curriculum designed to encourage student respect for senior citizens through experiential and academic studies. Outlines activities conducted by students at various grade levels. Includes an annotated book list of children's literature on aging and the elderly. (CFR)
Descriptors: Active Learning, Childrens Literature, Community Services, Curriculum Development
Peer reviewedSears, Alan; Bidlake, George – Social Studies, 1991
Presents a program for making oral history real to elementary children by sponsoring a senior citizens' tea. Describes the experiences of the children in preparing and giving the tea. Discusses the program's benefits of enhancing the store of information about community history and oral history and promoting student use of language in many forms.…
Descriptors: Citizen Participation, Elementary Education, Grade 5, Grade 6
Wasyliw, Zenon V.; Krout, John A.; McKernan, Peggy – Social Studies, 2003
In response to the major demographic changes taking place in the United States and the world, teachers can successfully teach about older people within the framework of the social studies curriculum. A government course, as an example, offers varied approaches in methods to apply social studies concepts to the study and assessment of issues…
Descriptors: Community Benefits, Social Studies, United States Government (Course), Intergenerational Programs

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