학술논문

Digging Into History: Authentic Learning through Archeology.
Document Type
Article
Source
History Teacher; February 2005, Vol. 38 Issue 2, p209-223, 15p
Subject
Archaeological excavations
Activity programs in education
Archaeology
Simulation methods in education
History education
Curriculum
Teaching aids
Social sciences
Language
ISSN
00182745
Abstract
The writer describes how he teaches archaeology at the secondary level. Archaeology engages the imagination and curiosity of adolescents in unique ways because it is one of the few fields that brings the social, biological, and natural sciences together with the humanities. Moreover, it offers learning that is experiential, constructive, collaborative, differentiated, and fun.