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Local Civics with National Purpose

Part of the Historical Studies in Education Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-65581-5

ISBN: 978-3-030-65580-8

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Feb 4, 2021

1 - 10 of 10 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction

Clark, J. Spencer

Pages: 1 –4

[The introduction will introduce Shortridge High School and two of its faculty who will be the primary focus of this book: Laura Donnan and Arthur W. Dunn. These introductions will be followed by brief chapter overviews.]
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Chapter 2Contextual, Argumentative, and Theoretical Introductions

Clark, J. Spencer

Pages: 5 –15

[This chapter will describe the changes and growth of Indianapolis and Shortridge High School around 1900. The introduction will also provide the arguments underlying this book. First, Laura Donnan’s pedagogy influenced the 1916 report, The Social Studies in Secondary Education, for which Arthur...
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Chapter 3The Context of Civic Education in the United States Around 1900

Clark, J. Spencer

Pages: 17 –37

[This chapter will provide an overview of civic education in the United States around 1900. It will draw upon existing literature to situate city schools and their subsequent interest in developing civic education for several distinct Progressive Era purposes, such as Americanizing new urban...
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Chapter 4Laura Donnan

Clark, J. Spencer

Pages: 39 –57

[This chapter will provide an introduction to Laura Donnan and her celebrated career at Shortridge High School. It will begin by describing her upbringing and the various influences on her early life. It will examine her education from the Normal School at Indianapolis, to the University of...
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Chapter 5Civic Education at Shortridge High School

Clark, J. Spencer

Pages: 59 –76

[This chapter will focus on Donnan’s 1889 National Education Association (NEA) presentation, in which she outlined a framework for civic education in schools and developed a rationale for mandatory civics curriculum as a graduation requirement based on her own teaching and curriculum. In her...
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Chapter 6The Extracurriculum of Shortridge High School

Clark, J. Spencer

Pages: 77 –93

[This chapter will discuss several activities that were part of the extracurriculum at Shortridge or as they are known today: clubs, groups, sports, and academic teams. Donnan was sponsor for many of these extracurricular groups and was creator of the Shortridge Senate, which gained nationwide...
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Chapter 7Arthur Dunn at Shortridge 1900–1910

Clark, J. Spencer

Pages: 95 –115

[This chapter will provide a full introduction to Arthur W. Dunn, who is well documented in the existing literature on civic education, the social studies, and community civics. However, the literature has focused very little on his time at Shortridge and has focused more on his role as Director...
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Chapter 8Arthur Dunn on the National Stage: Local Civics for National Purposes

Clark, J. Spencer

Pages: 117 –130

[This chapter will focus on Arthur W. Dunn’s rise to a nationally known civic educator after leaving Shortridge. This chapter will make connections among Dunn’s awareness of progressive trends, his arrival at Shortridge, and then his elevation to the national stage. These connections raise new...
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Chapter 9Donnan, Dunn, and Their Civic Education Implications

Clark, J. Spencer

Pages: 131 –144

[This chapter will discuss the actual influence of Donnan on Dunn’s career, and why his rearticulation of her curriculum failed, due to his adherence to social efficiency. It will also use the example of Laura Donnan’s enacted epistemological practices to think about the underlying implications...
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Chapter 10Conclusion

Clark, J. Spencer

Pages: 145 –154

[The conclusion will briefly discuss and summarize the main arguments to contextualize them holistically with the data contained in the book. It will also consider the end to Donnan and Dunn’s careers, which both happened in the same school year. Lastly, a brief discussion of Donnan’s remembrance...

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