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Number of articles: 2

1. Microcomputers in Social Studies Education

   Timothy Little

   Advocates use of microcomputers in teaching social studies in Michigan because of student ability to quickly process large amounts of information. Outlines a pilot unit using a U.S. history... More

   pp. 21-24

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2. Developing Thinking Using Databases: What's Really Involved?

   Gene E. Rooze

   Observes that preparing and searching a database will help students analyze, synthesize, and evaluate data, but stresses the need to distinguish between teaching how to process information and how ... More

   pp. 25-26

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