Teaching the New Deal, 1932-1941

ISBN-13: 9781433184413 / Angielski / Twarda / 2021 / 238 str.

Jenice View; Andrea Guiden Pittman

Opis

The next in a series of volumes providing resources to teachers of American History, Teaching the New Deal offers creative pedagogical approaches while introducing content that addresses and disrupts master narratives concerning the New Deal era in chapters that highlight traditionally underrepresented actors including women, BIPOC, and LGBTQ+ people.

Spis treści

Andrea Guiden Pittman/Jenice L. View: Preface - Jenice L. View: Stepping into the New Deal: A Meet and Greet - John R. Gram: Teaching the Indian New Deal - Daniella Ann Cook/Jeffrey C. Eargle: Centering the Black Experience in Teaching the New Deal - Yolanda Chávez Leyva: Years of Desperation, Years of Hope: The New Deal on the Border - Andrea Guiden Pittman: LGBTQIA+ Figures and the New Deal - John H. Bickford: When Change Confronts Continuity: The Roosevelts' Battles Over Civil Rights - Angela Y. Wang: President Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Revered President or Overt Racist? - Elizabeth Milnarik/Jenice L. View: The Federally Funded American Dream: Public Housing and the New Deal - Scott L. Roberts/Charles Elfer: Hollywood or History? The Grapes of Wrath (1940) - Adam Sanchez: The New New Deal: Teaching a People's History of the New Deal - Matthew Campbell: Beyond the New Deal: Historiography and Pedagogy in the Classroom - Whitney G. Blankenship/Caroline R. Pryor/Amy Wilkinson: Resources and Lesson Plans - Appendix A - Appendix B - Contributors - Index.

O autorze

Jenice L. View, Ph.D., is Associate Professor Emerita at George Mason University. Her 15-year academic career followed 20 years in the non-governmental sector and a stint as a middle school teacher. She holds degrees from Syracuse University, Princeton University, and the Union Institute and University.