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Curriculum: Present Meets Past: A Guide to Exploring Community History,
Volume II – The Place Where I Live
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Description:
Students examine written
documents and pictorial materials pertaining to the history of
communities in New York State and gain an understanding of how
history is researched and written.
Learning goals:
- Chapter 1 – recognize the
main ways in which weather affects people’s lives, and compare
weather in the past with weather today
- Chapter 2 – locate
various places on maps and compare the geographic, cultural and
economic history of a place
- Chapter 3 – identify
characteristics of and institutions within the local community,
compare different types of communities as well as our past and
present community, and identify how people form governments to
solve problems
- Chapter 4 – examine
buildings to identify specific characteristics and draw
inferences about our culture
- Chapter 5 – compare
sources of learning in the past with sources of learning today
- Chapter 6 – identify the
variety of occupations in the local community and the role of
the worker in local and state history
- Chapter 7 – identify
sources of the things needed by people in the past and today and
determine how local business affects a community
- Chapter 8 – identify
social issues of local, national, and international
significance, find links between the past, present, and the
future, and develop constructive attitudes toward diversity
Publication date: 1988
Number of pages: 96
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