J D Mcaulay
Biographic Data
| ID | 1603792 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J D Mcaulay |
| GIVEN NAMES | J D |
| FAMILY NAME | Mcaulay |
| SIGNATURE | MCAULAY J D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pennsylvania State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 19 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1952 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Values and Elementary Social Studies
Social-Political Attitudes of Elementary Teachers
Social Responsibility—A Modern Need of the Social Studies
An examination of the newer courses of study for the social studies in the elementary school reveals a trend toward more complex content from a wider and more diffuse selection of social sciences.' True, for too long content from only history, geography, and some civics graced the skeletal framework of the social studies curriculum. It is as if seven years of famine are to be followed by seven years of overindulgence. In too many of the newer cou…
Social responsibility— a modern need of the social studies
An examination of the newer courses of study for the social studies in the elementary school reveals a trend toward more complex content from a wider and more diffuse selection of social sciences.' True, for too long content from only history, geography, and some civics graced the skeletal framework of the social studies curriculum. It is as if seven years of famine are to be followed by seven years of overindulgence. In too many of the newer cou…
The Preparation of Elementary Teachers in the Social Studies
A sequence for the American Heritage —elementary grades
The Social Studies of the Elementary School Needs Attention
Vertical Units in the Social Studies
Evaluation in the Social Studies of the Elementary School
U. S. prestige in Australia, New Zealand and other countries
Our family of three, wife, ten year old son and self, recently spent some two years in Australia and New Zealand on a Fulbright scholarship. At the conclusion of our Fulbright contract, we travelled through Asia and Europe for some three months and thus completed a tour about this tired old globe. Our two years were filled with experiences we shall never forget and with memories that will continually re-thrill us. We were treated kindly and hospi…
Two Major Problems in the Teaching of the Social Studies
(1960). Two Major Problems in the Teaching of the Social Studies. The Social Studies: Vol. 51, No. 4, pp. 135-139
The opinions of some scholars on the status of education faculties
How Much Influence Has A Co-operating Teacher
Why a teacher
When does an individual decide to become a teacher and how did she decide are questions perhaps difficult to determine and somewhat unrealistic in form. One hundred elementary school teachers were so questioned, teachers from grades one through six. Superintendents, supervisors and principals were asked in conference to name from their personal acquaintance and knowledge, those teachers in the elementary schools of that system, who liked and were…
The screening of teachers
One requirement of any profession is its ability to select or screen those individuals wishing to enter its ranks. But teaching, as a profession, has long been noted for its laxness in screening those persons wishing to prepare for its portals. Many institutions are attempting valiantly to set up screening procedures to examine and select those candidates desiring to enter teaching-although with the terrifying shortage of teachers, results of suc…
A teacher's week
In commuting a teacher's worth to a community in terms of the monetary compensation she should receive, many laymen use as a criteria the amount of time the teacher spends on her job. They cite the shortness of her working day, her lengthy weekend, the long and plentiful vacations she receives. This argument was used recently, in one county, to refute a salary schedule, presented by the local teachers. To test such an argument, a project was orga…
Released time for elementary school teachers
Qualifications of a good teacher
The faculty of Southern Oregon College of Education initiated, during 1953, an evaluation of the curriculum which educates elementary teachers. An exploratory committee was organized-to investigate the essential qualifications which would seem desirable in a good teacher. These qualifications, once determined, would then serve as guiding criteria in reorganizing the sequence and content of courses and in the elimination or addition of experiences…
A Laboratory Experience Program
A Laboratory Experience Program
Qualifications of a good teacher
The faculty of Southern Oregon College of Education initiated, during 1953, an evaluation of the curriculum which educates elementary teachers. An exploratory committee was organized-to investigate the essential qualifications which would seem desirable in a good teacher. These qualifications, once determined, would then serve as guiding criteria in reorganizing the sequence and content of courses and in the elimination or addition of experiences…
Released time for elementary school teachers
The screening of teachers
One requirement of any profession is its ability to select or screen those individuals wishing to enter its ranks. But teaching, as a profession, has long been noted for its laxness in screening those persons wishing to prepare for its portals. Many institutions are attempting valiantly to set up screening procedures to examine and select those candidates desiring to enter teaching-although with the terrifying shortage of teachers, results of suc…
A teacher's week
In commuting a teacher's worth to a community in terms of the monetary compensation she should receive, many laymen use as a criteria the amount of time the teacher spends on her job. They cite the shortness of her working day, her lengthy weekend, the long and plentiful vacations she receives. This argument was used recently, in one county, to refute a salary schedule, presented by the local teachers. To test such an argument, a project was orga…
Why a teacher
When does an individual decide to become a teacher and how did she decide are questions perhaps difficult to determine and somewhat unrealistic in form. One hundred elementary school teachers were so questioned, teachers from grades one through six. Superintendents, supervisors and principals were asked in conference to name from their personal acquaintance and knowledge, those teachers in the elementary schools of that system, who liked and were…
Two Major Problems in the Teaching of the Social Studies
(1960). Two Major Problems in the Teaching of the Social Studies. The Social Studies: Vol. 51, No. 4, pp. 135-139
The opinions of some scholars on the status of education faculties
How Much Influence Has A Co-operating Teacher
Evaluation in the Social Studies of the Elementary School
U. S. prestige in Australia, New Zealand and other countries
Our family of three, wife, ten year old son and self, recently spent some two years in Australia and New Zealand on a Fulbright scholarship. At the conclusion of our Fulbright contract, we travelled through Asia and Europe for some three months and thus completed a tour about this tired old globe. Our two years were filled with experiences we shall never forget and with memories that will continually re-thrill us. We were treated kindly and hospi…
Vertical Units in the Social Studies
The Social Studies of the Elementary School Needs Attention
A sequence for the American Heritage —elementary grades
Social responsibility— a modern need of the social studies
An examination of the newer courses of study for the social studies in the elementary school reveals a trend toward more complex content from a wider and more diffuse selection of social sciences.' True, for too long content from only history, geography, and some civics graced the skeletal framework of the social studies curriculum. It is as if seven years of famine are to be followed by seven years of overindulgence. In too many of the newer cou…
The Preparation of Elementary Teachers in the Social Studies
Social Responsibility—A Modern Need of the Social Studies
An examination of the newer courses of study for the social studies in the elementary school reveals a trend toward more complex content from a wider and more diffuse selection of social sciences.' True, for too long content from only history, geography, and some civics graced the skeletal framework of the social studies curriculum. It is as if seven years of famine are to be followed by seven years of overindulgence. In too many of the newer cou…
Social-Political Attitudes of Elementary Teachers
Values and Elementary Social Studies
Psychology (18 works) · Mathematics education (17 works) · Pedagogy (15 works) · Sociology (11 works) · Educator Training and Historical Pedagogy (8 works) · Primary education (8 works) · Social studies (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · School teachers (3 works) · Social science (3 works)