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Kelly, Kevin P.	1
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A Case for Using Survey Techniques with Children (with Some Reservations)

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Hoffman, Alan J. – Social Education, 1975

The problem solving method is utilized in a sex role study at the elementary level to develop a basic understanding of survey and research techniques. (JR)

Descriptors: Elementary Education, Problem Solving, Research Methodology, Research Skills

Some Thoughts on Descriptive Research Procedures for Children

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Lee, John R. – Social Education, 1975

The scientific method and questionning techniques are the basis for a beginning program of descriptive research for elementary students. (JR)

Descriptors: Classroom Research, Curriculum Development, Elementary Education, Questioning Techniques

Instructional Implications of Historical Research for the Elementary Grades

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Wheeler, Ronald; Kelly, Kevin P. – Social Education, 1975

The implications of the use of historical research in elementary grades are examined. The study of the family as a beginning for a historical research project is suggested. (JR)

Descriptors: Curriculum Development, Elementary Education, Family Characteristics, Interdisciplinary Approach