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  | Historical Updates |
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| Recent insights into familiar (but mistaken) stories about science. | |||
Here we aim to update important historical narratives that frequently enter textbooks or the lore of science education. Most histories are more complex--and hence far more interesting--than typical anecdotes suggest. The effective teacher--like good historians and sociologists--learns to analyze the rhetorical and political implications of our stories, the implicit "moral" of each history, and the motivations and credibility of any author. | ||
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last updated: 10/15/00 |
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| SHiPS helps teachers share resources for integrating history, philosophy and sociology in the science classroom. E-mail us at ships@tc.umn.edu for our quarterly news. |   | |||||||