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Articles in Spring 2003 issue of Social Studies Review

• Effective classroom discussions: Getting teachers to talk less and students to talk more
  by Moguel, David
• There is no "place" like home
  by Sabato, George
• From the editor
  by Rocca, Al M
• Exploring American frontiers: A teacher's journey through public lands
  by Murphy, Mike
• A picture is worth a thousand words: Visual literacy
  by Murphey, Carol E
• Innovative geography-through-music curriculum earns National Geographic society support
  by Scholl, Jennifer
• summer geography institute workshop: Sharing a passion for landscape through field trips, The
  by Fredrich, Barbara
• Exploration and mapping: Geographic literacy in the primary grades
  by Vaughn, Cynthia
• Learning the where of it all by using literature to teach geography
  by Hill, Margaret (Peg)
• Access to daily geography with the newspaper
  by Buttell-Maxin, Stephanie
• women's right movement: Instructional video program, The
  by Romeo, Edward
• Let the games begin: San Diego County's Geography Olympiad!
  by Prendergast, Stephen
• Teaching geographic literacy with The Stories of Juana Briones: Alta California pioneer
  by Schell, Emily M
• Connecting to history: Resources for teachers to improve students' historical knowledge
  by Whitmer, John Dale
• Addressing college level CCTC standards in a social studies methods course
  by Zachlod, Michelle
• Building geographic literacy - book by book
  by Schell, Emily
• Writing your way into the five themes of geography
  by Coleman, Rhoda
• A passion to learn about our world
  by Cunha, Stephen F
• Going beyond where: Online resources for enhancing your geographic teaching toolbox
  by Leeper, Joseph S
• Maps
  by Acheson, Gillian
• To Bee or not to Bee: Using the National Geographic Bee to enrich the 4th - 8th grade curriculum
  by Cunha, Stephen F
• Making the transition in geography teaching: Electronic and print materials
  by DeChano, Lisa M
• Discovering a passion for geography: Insights from California teachers
  by Schell, Emily M
• impact of geography on the American revolution: Expanding regions of British military responsibility, The
  by Rocca, Al M
• Who is she? A special tribute
  by Geyer, Pat