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028 _aBrijwasi Book Distributors
_b;H-87,Lalita Park,Laxmi Nagar,Delhi-110092
_c;BW/004895 (PO No.0562)
_d;24/08/2018
082 _a305.562 BER
100 _aLenard R Berlanstein
245 _a Rethinking labor history
_b : essays on discourse and class analysis
_c/Lenard R Berlanstein
260 _aUrbana
_b: University of Illinois Press
_c, ©1993.
300 _aviii, 235 pages
_c ; 23 cm
365 _b1562
505 _a Toward a post-materialist rhetoric for labor history / William H. Sewell, Jr. -- Reflections on labor history and language / Donald Reid -- Lifeworld, system, and communicative action : the Habermasian alternative in social history / Christopher H. Johnson -- Class analysis, politics, and French labor history / Ronald Aminzade -- Women's strikes and the politics of popular egalitarianism in France, 1916-18 / Laura Lee Downs -- Perceptions of beauty and the problem of consciousness : Parisian furniture makers / Leora Auslander -- Commentary : For reconstruction in labor history / Michael Hanagan -- Commentary : New labor history from the perspective of a women's historian / Gay L. Gullickson
520 _aUsing their tried-and-tested English Method training, the authors unpack the core learning issues, such as differentiation and the development of thinking skills, essential to all initial teacher training programmes. Linking theory and practice, with direct links to key theorists and ideas about learning, each chapter includes: A modelled analysis of a pupils' writing or talk on a particular theme An exploration of the learning challenges within a specific age range or modality of English Focussed, practical activities centred upon a specific text, including oral, written, visual, multi-modal, print-bound and electronic material Follow-up activities, including immediate questions for reflection, guided reading and ideas for use in the classroom. This guide will help English teachers, particularly those beginning their careers, to focus upon fundamental principles of planning and learning in the secondary classroom - principles which, no matter how often the details of the curriculum are revised, endure as the bedrock of effective practice.
650 _aSocial Sciences
655 _aSocial classes--Historiography
_bLabor movement--Historiography
700 _aLenard R Berlanstein
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