“From tomatoes to town halls:” Exploring the potential for long term projects, technology, and local study.

Charles Elfer; Scotty Lamar Roberts

“From tomatoes to town halls:” Exploring the potential for long term projects, technology, and local study.

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Abstract

This session showcases two multidisciplinary projects for the elementary classroom. With an eye toward integrating content areas and connecting young learners to their communities, this session highlights the possibilities of school gardening and local historical study. Particular attention is paid to the role of technology in facilitating classroom to community connections.

Original language	English
State	Published - Oct 17 2013
Event	Georgia Council for the Social Studies Annual Conference - Athens, GA Duration: Oct 17 2013 → Oct 17 2013

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Other	Georgia Council for the Social Studies Annual Conference
Period	10/17/13 → 10/17/13

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“From tomatoes to town halls:” Exploring the potential for long term projects, technology, and local study.

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