Philip Roden
Philip Roden has taught history at John Marshall High School in Chicago since 1965. He is also assistant professor of education at Northwestern University, where he conducts a workshop for prospective inner-city teachers. He taught history and English while in the Peace Corps in Nigeria and worked for one and a half years with Project Upward Bound at Northwestern University. He has also written experimental materials for Project Social Studies at Northwestern.
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL2070155A
Top Subjects
- United States (4)
- History (3)
- Study and teaching (Secondary) (2)
- Textbooks (2)
- Truth (1)
- Social sciences (1)
- Developing countries (1)
Books by Philip Roden
Total count: 11
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Promise of Americateacher tacticsScott, Foresman1971-01-01
The elusive truth.Scott, Foresman1973-01-01-
Teaching guide to accompany The developing world,Poverty, growth, and rising expectations,Scott, Foresman1976-01-01
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Life and libertyan American history, Philip Roden, Bruce Kraig, Robynn L. Greer, Betty M. Bivins : Teacher's handbookScott, Foresman1984-01-01
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Life and Liberty to 1789An American HistoryScott Foresman & Co1984-06-01
Life and libertyAn American historyScott, Foresman1987-01-01-
Document Based Questions in American HistoryDbq Project2001-06-01
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Mini-Qs in American HistoryDBQ Project, The2009-01-01
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War, Peace, and All That Jazz, 1918-1945Oxford University Press, Incorporated2010-01-01
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Mini-Qs in World HistoryDBQ Project, The2011-01-01
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Elementary Mini-QsDBQ Project, The2019-01-01