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Direct linkJoseph, Brad – Social Studies, 2008
The French Revolution can be a difficult subject to teach. Students often struggle to relate to events that happened more than two hundred years ago in France. In this article, the author suggests three key causes for the failure of the revolution that social studies teachers can focus on when teaching this topic. He also provides several stories…
Descriptors: World History, Conflict, Foreign Countries, Teaching Methods
Peer reviewedStreet, Chris – Social Studies, 2005
Although the mandate to promote information literacy in the classroom is no longer a new one, many teachers still struggle to find trustworthy Web sites and tools that allow them to meet that challenge in a meaningful way. The Internet is an exciting and powerful tool for research and learning. It also is one of the ultimate conduits for freedom…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Social Change, Information Literacy, Internet
Peer reviewedDorman, David – Social Studies, 1972
A history of French rule in Indochina is offered by way of explanation of the current involvement of the United States in that Asian country. (JB)
Descriptors: Foreign Policy, History, History Instruction, International Relations
