Jeff Passe
Biographic Data
| ID | 5060289 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jeff Passe |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jeff |
| FAMILY NAME | Passe |
| SIGNATURE | PASSE J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of North Carolina at Charlotte |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Teaching Religion in America's Public Schools
Religion plays an important role in social studies content and is difficult to ignore, especially because of current world events. In our global society, it is more important than ever to know about and understand the religious beliefs of others. The social studies curriculum is infused with religion, but teachers circumvent the issue, mistakenly citing the separation of church and state as an obstacle. This article examines assumptions and cause…
Dare We Make Peace
The authors present a conversation among several leading social studies theorists, researchers, and practitioners on the social studies wars, or conflicts in the debate over the purposes, content, and practice of social studies in schools. Questions focus on addressing the plurality of definitions for the field, creating more effective dialogue among interest groups both within the National Council for the Social Studies and with other profession…
New Challenges in Elementary Social Studies
Keywords: elementary social studiesmethodstestingtextbooks
One State Closer to a National Crisis
In response to the growing concern of the marginalization of social studies education, members of the North Carolina Professors of Social Studies Education (NCPSSE) organization began a longtitudinal study in 2003 to examine elementary social studies education. This study is part of a statewide initiative among six universities in the North Carolina University system. The participating universities include: UNC Charlotte, UNC Asheville, Appalachi…
Social Education versus Vocational Education
The movement for vocational education conceals within itself two mighty and opposing forces, one which would utilize the public school primarily to turn out more efficient laborers in the present economic regime, with certain incidental advantages to themselves, the other which would utilize all the resources of public education to equip individuals to control their own future economic careers, and thus help on such a reorganization of industry a…
The Best Museum for Kids?– The One They Build Themselves
Additional informationNotes on contributorsIngela WhitleyJEFF PASSE is an associate professor of education at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. INGELA WHITLEY is a fourth-grade teacher at the Shiloh Elementary School in Monroe, North Carolina
Early Field Experience in Elementary and Secondary Social Studies Methods Courses
The Role of Internal Factors in the Teaching of Current Events
This study examines the role of internal factors in curricular decisions of elementary teachers regarding current events instruction. A sample of elementary teachers answered survey questions that included items measuring their attention to current events. A construct called news awareness was developed. Additional items in the survey had teachers report on how frequently they taught about current events. A Chi-square analysis indicated that the …
Archeology
Phil Donahue
One State Closer to a National Crisis
In response to the growing concern of the marginalization of social studies education, members of the North Carolina Professors of Social Studies Education (NCPSSE) organization began a longtitudinal study in 2003 to examine elementary social studies education. This study is part of a statewide initiative among six universities in the North Carolina University system. The participating universities include: UNC Charlotte, UNC Asheville, Appalachi…
Teaching Religion in America's Public Schools
Religion plays an important role in social studies content and is difficult to ignore, especially because of current world events. In our global society, it is more important than ever to know about and understand the religious beliefs of others. The social studies curriculum is infused with religion, but teachers circumvent the issue, mistakenly citing the separation of church and state as an obstacle. This article examines assumptions and cause…
The Role of Internal Factors in the Teaching of Current Events
This study examines the role of internal factors in curricular decisions of elementary teachers regarding current events instruction. A sample of elementary teachers answered survey questions that included items measuring their attention to current events. A construct called news awareness was developed. Additional items in the survey had teachers report on how frequently they taught about current events. A Chi-square analysis indicated that the …
Phil Donahue
Archeology
The Role of Internal Factors in the Teaching of Current Events
This study examines the role of internal factors in curricular decisions of elementary teachers regarding current events instruction. A sample of elementary teachers answered survey questions that included items measuring their attention to current events. A construct called news awareness was developed. Additional items in the survey had teachers report on how frequently they taught about current events. A Chi-square analysis indicated that the …
Early Field Experience in Elementary and Secondary Social Studies Methods Courses
The Best Museum for Kids?– The One They Build Themselves
Additional informationNotes on contributorsIngela WhitleyJEFF PASSE is an associate professor of education at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. INGELA WHITLEY is a fourth-grade teacher at the Shiloh Elementary School in Monroe, North Carolina
Social Education versus Vocational Education
The movement for vocational education conceals within itself two mighty and opposing forces, one which would utilize the public school primarily to turn out more efficient laborers in the present economic regime, with certain incidental advantages to themselves, the other which would utilize all the resources of public education to equip individuals to control their own future economic careers, and thus help on such a reorganization of industry a…
New Challenges in Elementary Social Studies
Keywords: elementary social studiesmethodstestingtextbooks
One State Closer to a National Crisis
In response to the growing concern of the marginalization of social studies education, members of the North Carolina Professors of Social Studies Education (NCPSSE) organization began a longtitudinal study in 2003 to examine elementary social studies education. This study is part of a statewide initiative among six universities in the North Carolina University system. The participating universities include: UNC Charlotte, UNC Asheville, Appalachi…
Dare We Make Peace
The authors present a conversation among several leading social studies theorists, researchers, and practitioners on the social studies wars, or conflicts in the debate over the purposes, content, and practice of social studies in schools. Questions focus on addressing the plurality of definitions for the field, creating more effective dialogue among interest groups both within the National Council for the Social Studies and with other profession…
Teaching Religion in America's Public Schools
Religion plays an important role in social studies content and is difficult to ignore, especially because of current world events. In our global society, it is more important than ever to know about and understand the religious beliefs of others. The social studies curriculum is infused with religion, but teachers circumvent the issue, mistakenly citing the separation of church and state as an obstacle. This article examines assumptions and cause…
Psychology (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Mathematics education (8 works) · Pedagogy (8 works) · Social studies (7 works) · Educator Training and Historical Pedagogy (6 works) · Political science (4 works) · Digital Storytelling and Education (2 works) · Educational Research and Pedagogy (2 works) · Field (mathematics (2 works)