Understanding US History, Volumes 1

Case ID:
95-128-volume1
Web Published:
4/18/2018
Description:

 

Understanding U.S. History is a two-part textbook series that teaches students a general strategy for analyzing historical events, processes, and periods by analyzing the problem-solution-effect. The strategy is then applied to U.S. history using original materials. The program contains concept maps and interspersed questions (to foster higher-order thinking) and a variety of writing projects. The texts are written by Carnine, Crawford, Harniss & Hollenbeck in 1994 and include:

 

Understanding U.S. History, Volume 1 - Through 1914

Understanding U.S. History, Volume 2 - Reconstruction to World Leadership

 

The two books overlap (Chapters 15-21 from Volume 1 are repeated in Volume 2).  Araminta Coleman's paper on the texts, "How Well Understanding U.S. History Addresses The California State History-Social Science Standards-Grade 8", is available here.

 

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Phone: 541-345-8805 or 1-800-352-1733.

 

The Teacher’s Manuals are also available as ebooks (PDF format) through the University of Oregon Bookstore website at:
http://students.uoduckstore.com/course-materials/ebooks/access

 

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Patent Information:
Category(s):
Education & Training
For Information, Contact:
Charles Williams
AVP for Innovation
University of Oregon
541-346-3176
crw@uoregon.edu
Inventors:
Douglas Carnine
Donald Crawford
Mark Harniss
Keith Hollenbeck
Don Steely
Jerome Silbert
Keywords:
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