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JOURNAL OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR SUPERVISION AND CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT/ FEBRUARY 1965

Social Ferment and the Social Sciences

Robert R. Leeper, Editor

Ruth P. Ely, Editorial Associate Betty Lou Atkins, Advertising Manager

Volume 22, No. 5

Marjorie E. West, Editorial Aide Frances Mindel, Circulation Manager

February 1965

Social Ferment and the Social Sciences Editorial The Supreme Task of the Social Studies

Earl S. Johnson

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Articles Jack L. Nelson 293 A New Direction V . Phillips Weaver 296 Social Concepts for Early Childhood Education Patricia Schmuck, John E. Lohman, Social Science Education: Ronald Lippitt, and Robert Fox 300 A Curriculum Frontier Arthur J. Lewis 306 Understanding Other Lands, Other Peoples Marvin R. Roller 3 10 Sociology in the Curriculum Robert G. Hanvey 3 13 Anthropology in the Schools James M. Becker 3 17 Studies Social the in Trends Emerging Frances R. Link 322 Merit Rating: Have the Issues Changed?

Features The Importance of People Fred T. Wilhelms "The Critical Shortage of Educationists" James B. Macdonald Research in Review "A Research Proposal to Educators H. Millard Clements Concerned with Social Studies" News and Trends Margaret Gill ". . . Hagerstown, Maryland" O. L. Dacia, Jr., Dorothy Midi Significant Books IDUCATJONAL IR E S S ISSOCIATION Of rX M E R I C A Copyright

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Executive Committee President, HAROLD DRUMMOND, Climn., Dept. of Elem. Ed., Univ. of New Mexico, Albuquerque President-Elect, GALEN SAYLOR, Chmn., Dept. of Secondary Ed., Univ. of Nebraska, Lincoln Vice-President, KIMBALL WILES, Dean, Col. of Ed., Univ. of Florida, Gainesville GEORGE W. DENEMABK, Dean, Sell, of Ed., Univ. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee ALEXANDER FRAZIER, Prof, of Ed., Tbe Ohio St. Univ., Columbus DORHIS MAY LEE, Prof, of Ed. and Asst. to Dir. of Student Teaching, Portland State Col., Oregon GERTRUDE M. LEWIS, Specialist for Upper Grades, U. S. Office of Education, Washington, D. C.

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