by H. Marcuse, UCSB, July 28, 2004 (workshop main page) |
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![]() title slide |
![]() from Monday's talk |
![]() goals and state standards |
![]() interviewing guidelines |
![]() Activity: pair off, find an event ONE partner experienced firsthand, do an interview |
![]() events participants did |
![]() follow-up: how did participants on each side of the interview feel? |
![]() summary of outcomes; facts matter less, personal quality is unique |
Note that witnesses neither
know the "facts" reliably, nor do they "know" what
those facts mean any better than others who study them. Their unique contribution is the human dimension. |
![]() 4 main conclusions |
![]() Illustration of conclusion 1 |
![]() People with tatoos are human artifacts: illustration of conclusion 2 (hi-res) |
![]() interviews are only good for one side of model of causes see bottom row of "Causes" |
![]() Useful follow-up: show where people were and how they move |
I
also presented 5 guidelines for bringing historical witnesses into the
classroom. They are summarized on the butcher paper from the Thursday brownbag. |