Examining High School Students’ Engagement with Object Lessons

This action research project featured one high school social studies class engaged in object lessons. This interdisciplinary, inquiry-based pedagogy uses common objects as catalysts for learning. This paper explored what happens when a class of students engages in object lessons.

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Teaching History A Journal of Methods
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2024-09-05
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https://doi.org/10.33043/th.b39gd7fgb
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Diverse Educational Innovations Studies
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Examining High School Students’ Engagement with Object Lessons

John H. Bickford, B. Sheehy
Teaching History A Journal of Methods
Diverse Educational Innovations Studies
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Examining High School Students’ Engagement with Object Lessons

John H. Bickford, B. Sheehy
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Abstract

This action research project featured one high school social studies class engaged in object lessons. This interdisciplinary, inquiry-based pedagogy uses common objects as catalysts for learning. This paper explored what happens when a class of students engages in object lessons.

Teaching History A Journal of MethodsVol. 49(1)
Eastern Illinois University (US), Newton-Conover Health and Science High School (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 74%
Diverse Educational Innovations Studies
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