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NCHE Publications
Building a United States History Curriculum. $10.00
A manual on implementing the Bradley Commission's U.S. History Guidelines. Helps teachers and administrators follow and use Bradley Commission Themes and Strands of history as they plan for and teach U.S. history courses within the K-12 Scope and Sequence. Ideal for curriculum committees. Letter size, bound and 3-hole punched; 48 pp. ISBN: 0-9704599-2-0
Building a World History Curriculum. $10.00
How to implement the Bradley Commission's World History Guidelines. Helps teachers and administrators follow and use Bradley Commission Themes and Strands of history as they plan for and teach World history courses within the K-12 Scope and Sequence. Ideal for curriculum committees. Letter size, bound and 3-hole punched; 44 pp.
Building a History-Centered Curriculum for grades K-4. $10.00
A manual for implementing Bradley Commission guidelines in the elementary grades. Rationales, strategies, techniques, and possible scope and sequence patterns for elementary teachers, administrators, and curriculum-makers. Used by classroom teachers and curriculum committees. Letter size, bound, and 3-hole punched, 48 pp., (c) 2002, ISBN 0-9704599-1-2
OHIO HISTORY: A Professional Development Manual. $20.00
Anyone who teaches state history will want to read this manual. Although it is about the settling of Ohio in the 1840s, this 12-lesson unit is a concrete example of how to apply the Bradley Commission's Vital Themes and Habits of Mind in the elementary school while studying state and local history. It also makes the case that by teaching quality history, teachers prepare their students for general exams. The booklet includes 12 lesson plans that integrate Economics, Civics and Government, Geography, and multicultural studies in a history unit for 4th grade. There are also reproducible masters of primary source documents, maps and lesson materials. Letter size, comb bound, black and white copy, 74 pp.
NCHE Audio Tapes
General Session speeches from Conflict and Cooperation in History: NCHE National Conference in Pittsburgh, PA. Each Tape is $10.95, post paid.
- David McCullough,
Pittsburgh as a Lens
Through Which To View American History
- Fred Anderson,
The Seven Years War and
the Fate of Empire in British North America
- William Tsutsui, Conflict and Conciliation in Northeast Asia: The Russo-Japanese War and the Treaty of Portsmouth 100 Years On.
NCHE Occasional Papers
Short papers written on various topics of history education by a variety of authors.
- American History
since 1945: A Framework for
Periodization,
by Morton Keller, Brandeis University. $2.00
- Historical
Literature and Democratic
Education, by
John Anthony Scott. $4.00
- The Nature of
Contemporary History, by John Lewis Gaddis. $4.00
- Seamless Subjects,
Seamless Reform: Learning and Teaching Together from
Pre-School to Ph.D., by Paul Gagnon. $4.00
- How the Future of
History Connects with Museums, by Spencer Crew. $2.00
- The Future of
History, by C.
Vann Woodward. $1.00
- Enlarging the
Profession: Scholars Teaching History, A Plan of Action
from the NCHE Conference, Preparing Knowledgeable and
Effective History Teachers. $4.00
- The Power of
Political Cartoons in Teaching
History, by Wm.
Ray Heitzmann. $4.00
- Why and How Should
History Departments Prepare Secondary Social Studies
Teachers? Four
papers presented at NCHE's Panel at the AHA Conference,
Jan. 8, 2000, Chicago. Donald Schwartz, John Shedd,
Lawrence W. McBride, and Diane Puklin. $4.00
- History and Teachers Matter, Roger Mudd's Keynote Speech at the NCHE National Conference, October 2000, Sacramento, CA. $4.00