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Vol. 6 No. 2 (2016)
Vol. 6 No. 2 (2016)
Published:
2017-03-02
Articles
The role of Education in 21st century global society - Editorial
Ruth Reynolds
1-3
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The amazing story of how ‘Women’ conquer it all? The production of gender scripts in the Chilean curricular documents of history and social studies
Valentina Errázuriz
4-20
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Teacher education for citizenship in a globalized world: a case study in Spain
Marta Estelles Frade, Jesús Romero Morante
21-33
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Global Citizenship Education and Human Rights Education: Are They Compatible With U. S. Civic Education?
William Robert Fernekes
34-57
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Pre-Planning Civic Action: An Analysis of Civic Leaders’ Problem Solving Strategies
Jason Fitzgerald
58-83
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Seeking moral autonomy in a Chinese context: A study of elementary moral education standards
Lena Lee, Thomas Misco
84-95
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A postcolonial discourse analysis of Finnish school textbooks: learning about the world from a tourist perspective
Pia Mikander, Harriet Zilliacus
96-108
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Tendencies in Civic Education in Russia: The Perception of Patriotism among Secondary School Teachers
Anatoli Rapoport
109-124
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Report to International Assembly NCSS Annual conference 2016
Ruth Reynolds
125
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Media Review
Social studies and children’s literature: diversity and inclusion through picture books
Kate Ferguson-Patrick
126-127
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Diversity and Inclusion - Book Reviews
Deborah Bradbery
128-129
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International Perspectives
Education for Enculturating the “Thainess” Ideology: Decolonizing the Siamese Colonial Discourse in the Social Studies Curriculum
Omsin Jatuporn
130-140
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