Table Of Content

Canadian Social Studies i REVIEWERS 1998/99 Index to Volume 33 Articles Mary-Wynne Ashford Bradley, Jon G. Quebec History Educators Speak: The Task Force Charts a New Course, Olenka Bilash 88. Ray Benton-Evans Bunning, Carol. Sentencing Circles for Native Justice, 117 Gerry Clarke Dawson, Janis. Using Historical Fiction to Explore Religious Themes in Social Studies: 3ryan Connors Constance Horne’s Nykola and Granny, 12 Linda Darling English, Leona. Religious Education and a Narrative Approach, 22 Carole Ford Fenwick, Tara J., and Jim Parsons. A Note on Using Portfolios to Assess Peter Fleming Learning, 90. Robert Fowler Galea, Kate Crawford. Touching the Sacred: Teaching Religion from Experience, 20 Vicki Green Gierl, Mark J. Differential Item Functioning on the Alberta Education Social Studies 30 Peter Hanohano Diploma Examination, 54. Robert Jackson Gorman, Wayne. Canadian Native Students and Inequitable Learning, 114. Claire Kelly Hillis, Peter. Tiree to Canada: How Information Technology Recreates Links from the Robert Lewis Past and Develops Historical Skills, 46. Jeff On MacFarlane, John. Receiving and Discovering Information: Two Role-Playing Jim Parsons Simulations of the World War | Conscription Crisis, 52. Jennifer Pazienza Parsons, Jim. Social Studies and a Problem of the Evil, 14 [ed Riecken fotten, Samuel. Teaching the Holocaust: The Imperative to Move Beyond Clichés, 84. Robert Rustad Valk, John. Teaching about Religion in the Social Studies Curriculum, 17 Alan Sears Waters, Scott. Children’s Literature: A Valuable Resource for the Social Studies Peter Seixas Classroom, 80. Swee-Hin Toh Werner, Walt. Selecting “Hot” Topics for Classrooms, 110. Ken Ward Zook, Doug. Teaching Social Studies in a Private Religious School, 9. Donald C. Wilson Ian Wright Columns Walt Wernet Bennett, Paul W. — Opinion: Chasing Rainbows: In Pursuit of a National Vision of Canada’s History, 77. Bradley, Jon G. — Quebec Report: Learning From the Past: Quebec Charts a New Historical Future, 44; Tis the Silly Season, 102. Clark, Penny — Current Concerns: Whither Social Studies, 42; Giving the Past a Future, 68; Books or Bytes: An Either/Or Question?, 104. Green-Milberg, Patricia - The Geography Teacher: Useful Resources, 41; Geography and Fieldwork: An Exercise for the Elementary School, 70; Energy and James Bay, 108. Kelebay, Yarema — Quebec Report: The Strange Deaths of Confessional Boards and a Good Friend, 8. Kilgour, David — The Front Line: Religion in Statecraft, 5; Tending the Garden of Democracy, 38; Canadians and Foreign Policy, 73; Illegal Drug Problem Crosses Boundaries, 105. McMurtry, John — The Iconoclast: Institutional Religion, Spirituality, and Public Education, 6; Beyond Amnesia: From the Cold War to Cutbacks, 40; The World System. Part 1: Scientific Method and Technology, 74; The World System. Part 2: The Value Program behind the Global Machine, 106. Wilson, Stan — Native Viewpoints: De-mystifying Spirituality, 7; Honouring Our Relations: Aboriginal Spirituality as Comprehensive Relational Accountability, 76. Canadian Social Studies @ Fall 1999, Vol. 34, No. 1