The Child has arrived!
This week I received my contributor’s copy of The Child: An Encyclopedic Companion. I have a single entry (on dropouts), and it’s clear there’s lots of good stuff in it on a range of topics, including a substantial section with historical and social-science perspectives on families. I think the cost is about on par for […]
Looking forward to reading midterms
A few minutes ago, I finished preparing the midterm for my undergraduate history of education class, and I am looking forward to reading student responses. For this semester, I decided to write a midterm that was entirely focused on historical documents in the form of primary-source identification items. The task for each item requires that […]