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Peer reviewedLankiewicz, Donald – Social Studies, 1985
In this unit of study high school students read and discuss U.S. newspaper articles reporting the trial and execution of the French king Louis XVI. Students look for key words and phrases that might indicate a subtle favorable or unfavorable opinion. (RM)
Descriptors: Capital Punishment, European History, High Schools, Newspapers
Kentucky Historical Society, Frankfort. – 2002
Editorial cartoons are useful resources for middle school and high school classrooms. They reflect multiple viewpoints about events in history and incorporate visual counterparts to literary elements, such as irony and symbolism. They appeal to visual learners and challenge students to use analytical thinking skills. The cartoons of Hugh Haynie…
Descriptors: Curriculum Enrichment, Exhibits, Instructional Materials, Mass Media Role
