'Traditional culture' presentation slideshows

Simmons Hispanic Data Resources

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Robert Rosenthal

The impact of experiential fieldwork on learning Robert Rosenthal University of Sussex School of Education and Social Work Robert Rosenthal The purpose of fieldwork... To enhance geographical understanding? Positivist fieldwork Dominant enquiry model. Exam currency. Hypothesis based.

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Robert Rosenthal

The impact of experiential fieldwork on learning. Robert Rosenthal University of Sussex School of Education and Social Work . Robert Rosenthal . The purpose of fieldwork... To enhance geographical understanding? . Positivist fieldwork Dominant enquiry model. Exam currency. Hypothesis based.

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Columbus, West Indies & the British Disease

Columbus, West Indies & the British Disease. Pox and Clap Gifted to the indigenous people of The Pacific New Zealand Australia. Until the middle ages, the world as it was known to Europeans consisted only of Asia, North Africa and islands closest to Europe.

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Building confidence and fostering engagement in Aboriginal Community schools

Building confidence and fostering engagement in Aboriginal Community schools. Peter Sullivan. Abstract. One of the key strategies when teaching mathematics to Indigenous students is to connect the mathematics they are intended to learn to their experience.

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Imperialism in Japan

Imperialism in Japan. By: Satesh Bissoondial, Aliyah Bynoe, Mark Shorter,Kelwyn Lyken, and Angel Glover. Vocabulary Words. Meiji Restoration: A turning point in Japanese history in 1868 when the last shogun was overthrown and the emperor assumed direct control over the nation.

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Africa, the Middle East, and Asia in the Era of Independence

Africa, the Middle East, and Asia in the Era of Independence. Chapter 33 Section Review. Deep divisions between ethnic and religious groups remained when European rulers disappeared from their former colonies.

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Creation of the world

Roman ian Folk lore. Creation of the world

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Reserves: Urbanization and the First Nations

Reserves: Urbanization and the First Nations. There are 70 First Nations reserves in Saskatchewan. Urbanization. Urbanization is the movement of people from rural to urban areas. In Saskatchewan many people are moving off of farms and out of small towns, and into the bigger cities.

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AMERICAN FOLK ART

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Asia (China/Korean/Japan)

Asia (China/Korean/Japan). By Jessica, Tristan, Vanessa, & Shaina. Porcelains. Long imported by neighboring countries as luxury goods and treasures. In China, porcelains emerged during the Tang dynasty (618-906) and mature forms developed in the Song (960-1279).

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Things Fall Apart By Chinua Achebe

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Japan Returns to Isolation

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Uncle Walt

Uncle Walt 1930-1950: Disney becomes the most successful and celebrated animator in the United States His rise is fueled by public perception of him as An artist and storyteller A master of technology A captain of industry He is seen as personifying the American Dream: Why?

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Training for Organizations

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The Age of Imperialism 1850-1914

The Age of Imperialism 1850-1914. Imperialism: The takeover of a country or territory by a stronger nation with the intent of dominating the economic, political and social life of the people of that nation . Causes of Imperialism.

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The Grand Wave of Pan- Africanism

Junkyung You Ji Won Park Taehoon Oh. The Grand Wave of Pan- Africanism. Exposition How did it begin? . W. E. B. DuBois (1868 ~ 1963) - Concept of Pan- Negroism (first enunciated : 1897). The London Pan-African Conference of 1900 (first use of the word Pan-African).

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Cultural Dissonances How to understand developments in Afghan culture from a Western viewpoint?

Cultural Dissonances How to understand developments in Afghan culture from a Western viewpoint?. Culture as reason for failure of the Western intervention in Afghanistan. Afghans backward <= Islam? <= Tribal culture? <= Lack of education?

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Post-Colonial criticism

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