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Lindsey Dowling
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Here is my reflection! This class was a wonderful experience. http://cedncsu.ning.com/profiles/blogs/class-reflection
December 17
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December 17
As we walked along the Court of North Carolina there were a few specific areas that were ideal for democratic life as Dewey describes it in other words as associate living. This type of living includes thinking, imagining, communicating, interacting…
November 23
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November 16
I really enjoyed reading through your work. Your opening paragraph really hooked me into your point and how truley facinating the 1960s were. I like that you used music videos as your first two videos, and your explination of their plot line and eff…
November 2
This movie is a really great representation of the racial tensions that the youth of America was dealing with in the 1970's. There is a part when the boys are refused service at a diner because some of them are African American. There is a part when…
November 2
This post is really cool man... It's got like a vibe to it, ya know? :-) I really like how you select the clips that bring to light the feelings and interactions from the time periods. People are rebelling against things and sometimes fall prey to…
November 2
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November 2
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October 19
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I explored two collections from Documenting the American South at the University of North Carolina—Chapel Hill. Navigating the http://docsouth.unc.edu website was very easy. Along the top of the opening page there are nine tabs and one of them is en…
October 13
Interesting how this article showed up in original form with a relative high level of quality. This seems to be one pathway for WP articles, particularly articles that might not have a large readerships or a significant number of people capable of c…
October 7
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October 6
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Red Barn Muder explores the muder of Maria Marten by William Corder, her lover, in Polstead, Suffolk, England in 1827. She was shot in the Red Barn which was a local landmark in the town and then buried there. 1. The earliest activity on the Red Ba…
October 5
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The sky darkened and the wind began to rise. Soon the waves were crashing all around Captain Thomas Truxtun and his crew on the USS Constellation. The date was February 9 in the year 1799. Captain Truxtun had a decision to make. He had signaled an u…
September 28
I find the words which Lincoln speaks to be somewhat perplexing. They seem to be in Irish dialect (the "begorra," certainly), which seems more than a bit peculiar, considering that (A) Lincoln was not Irish, (B) not from a place that was particularl…
September 21
Seeing this image, it makes me think the artist was a northerner in opposition to Lincoln's leadership. A bird, especially the one depicted, isn't very threatening when compared to a man with a gun, so I'd say he doesn't have any allegiance to the C…
September 20

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Class Reflection

As a masters student in the School of Education at NC State there are many classes that we are required to take. A lot of them are repetitive and instructional. However, I have learned more practical knowledge in ECI 525 than I have in any of my other classes. I have already used a variety of the techniques we learned this semester in projects and lessons plans. Not only was I uncomfortable with technology when I began this course, I had not really planned on using much of it in my classroom. I… Continue

Posted on December 17, 2009 at 12:00am —

Lindsey Dowling

Using personal histories to teach and interpret social studies

I recently lost my grandpa but before he passed away my grandma asked me to find his father, my great-grandfather, on Ancestry.com. There is an option to build a family tree. You add in a name, a birth date, place of birth, etc., any information you have about the person you are looking for. After you enter this information a leaf will show up next to the name. When you click on the leaf a list will show up with information that is in the Ancestry.com database. From there it is really easy to br… Continue

Posted on December 16, 2009 at 10:50pm —

Lindsey Dowling

Myths in history

I have to admit that schools have a habit of glorifying parts of history. The review focuses on the Pilgrims and the traditions that stem from the Thanksgiving story. I really like Tony Horowitz writing style. He is telling the story of the myths and the people that created them. It is important to remember that even if we take out these stories from the history books they are engrained in society. Pilgrims and Indians are depicted in plays, movies and tv specials. I think it is not our job to i… Continue

Posted on November 16, 2009 at 2:15pm —

Lindsey Dowling

Myths in history

I have to admit that schools have a habit of glorifying parts of history. The review focuses on the Pilgrims and the traditions that stem from the Thanksgiving story. I really like Tony Horowitz writing style. He is telling the story of the myths and the people that created them. It is important to remember that even if we take out these stories from the history books they are engrained in society. Pilgrims and Indians are depicted in plays, movies and tv specials. I think it is not our job to i… Continue

Posted on November 16, 2009 at 2:15pm —

Lindsey Dowling

Student Historians

I want to teach social studies and history because I am fascinated by the past. I enjoyed history in middle and high school but in college I was exposed to a type of instruction I had not had much experience with. My first US history professor in college colored his lectures with real stories. He introduced us to the actual people we were studying. We went to the Southern Historical Collection, which was housed on campus, we were able to read letters, decipher ledgers, examine hand drawn maps fr… Continue

Posted on November 2, 2009 at 3:06pm —

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