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Article · 2025

Secular Narratives about Religions in the Social Studies and History Textbooks

Publication

Title
Secular Narratives about Religions in the Social Studies and History Textbooks
Author
John P. Shekitka (Columbia College, Class of 2007)
Form
Article
First published
2025
Publisher
Iowa Journal for the Social Studies 33(1)

Complete works of John P. Shekitka (6)

  1. 2020 Teaching Religion as a Part of the Social Studies: Superstructures, School Structures and Teacher Subjectivities · PhD dissertation, Teachers College, Columbia University
  2. 2022 School Structures and Curricular Choices: The Social Studies Classroom in Religious and Secular Schools · Religion & Education 49(2)
  3. 2022 Teaching about Religions in the Social Studies Classroom: The Post-9/11 World and the Post-Truth Age as Superstructures · Journal of Research on Christian Education 31(1)
  4. 2024 The Ethical and Civic Components of Climate Change · Oregon Journal of the Social Studies 12(2)
  5. 2024 What Knowledge Is of Most Worth? Considering the Neo-Confucians in the Contemporary Debate Between Moral and Intellectual Learning · ECNU Review of Education 7(1)
  6. 2025 Secular Narratives about Religions in the Social Studies and History Textbooks · Iowa Journal for the Social Studies 33(1) this record

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Shekitka, John P.. Secular Narratives about Religions in the Social Studies and History Textbooks. Iowa Journal for the Social Studies 33(1), 2025.

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