Teaching about War in International Contexts: Pedagogical Practices in Secondary Social Studies Classrooms (Teaching and Learning Social Studies)
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Teaching about War in International Contexts: Pedagogical Practices in Secondary Social Studies Classrooms (Teaching and Learning Social Studies)

by Jing A. Williams, Natalie Keefer

Education pedagogy Social Studies
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Teaching about War in International Contexts explores pedagogical practices for secondary social studies classrooms. Focusing on war as an international subject, the book considers approaches to teaching complex global topics and contributes to broader conversations about effective social studies instruction and learning.

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Teaching about War in International Contexts examines pedagogical practices for addressing war within secondary social studies classrooms.

The book places the teaching of war in an international context, supporting attention to global perspectives in social studies education.

Designed for educators and those interested in teaching and learning social studies, it focuses on classroom practice and instructional approaches.

This volume contributes to discussions about how complex historical and international subjects can be addressed in secondary education.

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