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From Conclusions:
”While there remains controversy about graphic novels - especially from people who worry that graphic novels will end traditional reading – our experiences with adolescents, as well as a number of current research studies, suggest that graphic novels are an important adjunct in our instruction. Graphic novels are viable options for students with disabilities, struggling readers, and English learners, but they are more powerful than that. Graphic novels are motivating and engaging for all students.”
Contents
Letter To The Teacher
Teaching Strategies
Synopses
UNIT 1 Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Israel
CHAPTER 1: The First Civilizations
CHAPTER 2: Ancient Egypt and Kush
CHAPTER 3: The Ancient Israelites
UNIT 2 India, China, and the Americas
CHAPTER 4: Early India
CHAPTER 5: Early China
CHAPTER 6: The Ancient Americas
UNIT 3 The Greeks and Romans
CHAPTER 7: The Ancient Greeks
CHAPTER 8: Greek Civilization
CHAPTER 9: The Rise of Rome
CHAPTER 10: Roman Civilization
CHAPTER 11: The Rise of Christianity
