James D. Laney

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Education|Teacher Education and Administration University of North Texas, Denton, TX, United States 
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Gifted Education, Special Education, Teacher Training Education, Pedagogy Education
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Agnello MF, Laney JD, Lucey TA. (2019) Grabbing a Tiger by the Tale: Using Stories to Teach Financial Literacy. The Social Studies. 110: 198-206
Lucey TA, Laney JD. (2017) False Echoes of the Past: Using Visual Art to Teach Critical Thinking about History The Clearing House. 90: 1-7
Lucey TA, Lycke K, Laney J, et al. (2013) Dimensions of Citizenship through the Lens of The Hunger Games: Fiction and the Visual and Performing Arts as Springboards for Citizenship Education The Social Studies. 104: 190-199
Lucey TA, Laney JD. (2009) This Land Was Made for You and Me: Teaching for Economic Justice in Upper Elementary and Middle School Grades The Social Studies. 100: 260-272
Laney JD. (2007) Jacob Lawrence's The Migration Series: Art as Narrative History The Social Studies. 98: 131-136
Pratt F, Laney JD, Couper D. (2002) A Multipurpose Guide to Teaching the Ten Thematic Strands of Social Studies through Life Span Education The Social Studies. 93: 170-175
Laney JD, Wimsatt TJ, Moseley PA, et al. (1999) Children's ideas about aging before and after an integrated unit of instruction Educational Gerontology. 25: 531-547
Laney JD. (1999) A Sample Lesson in Economics for Primary Students: How Cooperative and Mastery Learning Methods Can Enhance Social Studies Teaching. The Social Studies. 90: 152-158
Laney JD. (1996) Developing Your Own Integrated Art-Social Studies Lessons Using the Discipline-Based Art Education Model: A Procedural Guide for Classroom Teachers Citizenship, Social and Economics Education. 1: 89-91
Laney JD, Moseley PA, Pak LK. (1996) Children's Ideas about Selected Art and Economic Concepts before and after an Integrated Unit of Instruction Citizenship, Social and Economics Education. 1: 61-78
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