Teaching Continuity and Change

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Speaker	Devin Hess
Summary	Mr. Hess starts the curriculum development sessions of the Workshop by introducing the pedagogy of using “continuity and change” to teach history, developed by the UC Berkeley History and Social Science Project.
Keywords	Teaching Methodology
Publish Date	July 27, 2018
Source	Given at 1990 Institute Teachers Workshop on “Changing Lives in Modern China”, July 28-29, 2018, at San Mateo County Office of Education, Redwood City, California.