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Articles in Spring 2005 issue of Social Studies Review

• Are We Being Provided the Professional Development We Deserve?
  by Zepeda, Ruben II
• Mindfully Adding Multiple Perspectives: A Lesson on the Japanese Internment
  by Hutton, Lisa
• Searching for Models of High Quality Professional Development
  by Zepeda, Ruben
• Standards-based Practices: Challenges and Triumphs for Professional Development
  by Herczog, Michelle M
• Practice Makes Imperfect: From Natural Rights to Mean Genes
  by Zarra, Ernest J III
• From the Editor
  by Rocca, Al M
• No Rest for the Weary: The Modern Anti-Slavery Movement in the United States
  by Betts, Brenda
• Creating a Portal to the Internet Educational Universe
  by Sabato, George
• "Lesson Study" and the Teaching of American History: Connecting Professional Development and Classroom Practice
  by Pesick, Stan
• Writing in the Content Areas: Warm Up, Build Muscle and Win the Championship
  by Porter, Priscilla H
• Fresno County Teacher Putting History Content Online Through Engaging Professional Development
  by Darrow, Rob
• Professional Development Beyond the Redwood Curtain
  by Bareilles, Jack
• History Teachers' Covert Agenda: Developing Student Literacy
  by McTygue, Nancy
• Search for Identity in American History: Linking Inquiry to Content, The
  by Carstens, Linda