Background
Stevens, Robert Lester was born on September 27, 1944 in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States. Son of Lester Franklin and Frances Lee (Brown) Stevens.
( KEY BENEFIT: The 1990s is a decade full of turmoil and...)
KEY BENEFIT: The 1990s is a decade full of turmoil and trouble. War, debt, and drug use run rampant daily on the fronts of our nation's newspapers. Social studies plays a pivotal role in the development of attitudes of active and responsible citizenship among school-age youngsters. The White House has even responded to these nees with its educational summit held recently. This book has been updated to meet the needs of the ever-changing social studies curriculum and includes the National Council of Social Studies (NCSS) standards. From the historical and philosophical bases of social studies to the developmental characteristics of the middle school student, this book stresses methods of improving the social studies curriculum through interdisciplinary instruction. A valuable resource for practicing and student teachers.
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Stevens, Robert Lester was born on September 27, 1944 in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States. Son of Lester Franklin and Frances Lee (Brown) Stevens.
Bachelor in English, Keene State College, 1967; Master of Education in Social Foundation Education, U. Massachusetts, 1970; Doctor of Education in Social Foundation Education, U. Massachusetts, 1974; degree in government and international relations, Harvard University, 1985.
Teacher social studies, Pioneer Valley Regional School, Northfield, Massachusetts, 1967-1969;
instructor sociology division continuing education, Greenfield and Holyoke Community College, Massachusetts, 1970-1974;
supervisor student interns, U. Massachusetts, Amherst, 1971-1973;
assistant professor education, Washington College, Chestertown, Maryland., 1974-1976;
with, Strawbery Banke History Museum, Portsmouth, N.H., 1976-1978;
teacher social studies, history, Rye (N.H.) Junior High School, 1978-1985;
visiting assistant professor education, Washington College, Chestertown, 1986;
teacher social studies, Exeter (N.H.) Area High School, 1990;
assistant professor education, University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point, 1990-1994;
associate professor education, Georgia Southern U., Statesboro, since 1994. Field interviewer adult basic education survey Massachusetts State Department Education, Boston, 1970. Visiting Adjunct Professor Salisbury (Maryland.) State College, 1975.
Member Executive Board Wisconsin Council for the Social Studies, state social studies committee, chair editing committee, 1991. Member ethics committee National Council Social Studies, 1992-1995. Member Harvard University Graduate School Education Summer Institute for Reading, Writing and Civic Education, 1993.
Conductor workshops on teaching activities, social studies. Consultant History Teaching Alliance Summer Workshop, 1991.
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Co-coordinator National History Day Contest. Environmental education director College Natural Resources. Active Teacher Education Committee, Strategic Planning in Teacher Education.Com., Environmental Education aSearch and Screen Committee.
Chair Science Education Search and Screen Committee, Honors Committee, Human Rels. Committee; director Youth Svc. Camp, Pease Air Force Base and White Mountains, N.H., 1978-1983.
Program director Camp Allen, Bedford, N.H., 1972. Member National Council Social Studies (ethics committee), Wisconsin Council Social Studies (president-elect), Wisconsin Geographic Alliance, Wisconsin Association Middle Level Educators.
Married Judith Lee Gould, February 20, 1966 (divorced January 1989). Children: Kimberly, Karla.