Representations of Teachers’ and Students’ Inquiry in 1950s Television and Film

Today in American classrooms, teachers are asked to guide diverse learners through differentiated, hands-on, cooperative approaches personalized to students’ interests and individual progress, yet

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• How Have Descriptions of the Arab-Israeli Conflict Changed in High School U.S. History Textbooks Since the 1950s?

  Open Access•Andrea Smith•2011

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• From bad to worse

  Lee-Ann Ewing, Michael T Ewing et al.•Teachers and Teaching•2021

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• Gender and the symbolic power of academic conferences in fictional texts

  Pauline J Reynolds, E Henderson•Higher Education Research &…•2023

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• Negotiating the fridge? Women higher education professors in comic books

  Pauline J Reynolds•The Review of Education Pedagogy…•2025

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• The transformation of the school

  Lawrence Arthur Cremin•The transformation of the school•1961

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• Media, myths, and narratives

  James W Carey•Media, myths, and narratives•1988

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• Boxed in

  Gillian Dyer, Helen Baehr•Boxed in•1987

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• Other People's Children

  Lisa Delpit•College Composition and…•1995

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• Ways with Words

  Open Access•Shirley Brice Heath•Ways with Words•1983

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• How Teachers Taught

  Larry Cuban•How Teachers Taught•2010

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• Tinkering toward Utopia

  David Tyack, David B Tyack et al.•Tinkering Toward Utopia•1997

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• Other people's children

  Lisa Delpit•Choice Reviews Online•1995

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• Television, Audiences and Cultural Studies

  David Morley•Television, Audiences and…•2003

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• Cold War, Cool Medium

  Open Access•John Lawrence•The Journal of American Culture•2004

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• The portrayal of women in prime time, 1953?1977

  Open Access•Joseph R Dominick•Sex Roles•1979

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• Classroom discourse. The language of teaching and learning

  Open Access•Wolfgang Lörscher•System•1990

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• Opening Dialogue

  Lisa H MacNeilley, Martin Nystrand et al.•Language•1998

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• The Struggle for the American Curriculum

  Elizabeth Useem, Herbert M Kliebard•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1987

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• Television and Women's Culture

  Wendy Simonds, Mary Ellen Brown•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1991

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• Classroom Discussion of Content Area Reading Assignments

  Donna E Alvermann, David A Hayes•Reading Research Quarterly•1989

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• The Troubled Crusade

  Open Access•John A Beineke•Journal of Teacher Education•1984

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• Hollywood as Mirror

  Clayton R Koppes, Robert Brent Toplin•Journal of American History•1995

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• Images of Schoolteachers in Twentieth-Century America

  Kate Rousmaniere, Pamela Bolotin Joseph et al.•History of Education Quarterly•1995

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• The Social Foundations Classroom

  Barbara Beyerbach•Educational Studies•2005

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• Educational Wastelands

  Jack Sislian, Arthur Bestor•British Journal of Educational…•1987

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• The Struggle for the American Curriculum (1893-1958)

  Vernon Mallinson, Herbert M Kliebard•British Journal of Educational…•1987

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• Experience and Education

  John Dewey•The Educational Forum•1986

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• Television as a Cultural Force

  P Dimaggio, Richard Adler et al.•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1977

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