The Effects of Integral Curriculum on Negro and White Fifth Grade Students.

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Title

The Effects of Integral Curriculum on Negro and White Fifth Grade Students.

Subject

Education
Pontiac (Michigan)

Description

Curriculum, including material on blacks and their contributions past and present, used in selected fifth grade classrooms in Pontiac produced more positive racial attitude in black children, and in students in integrated classes.

Creator

Roth, Rodney W.

Source

Wayne State University

Publisher

Ann Arbor

Date

1969

Contributor

University of Michigan

Relation

Catalog Entry (Wayne State University): http://elibrary.wayne.edu/record=b2208829~S47

Type

PhD Dissertation

Identifier

936

Coverage

120 pages

Citation

Roth, Rodney W., “The Effects of Integral Curriculum on Negro and White Fifth Grade Students.,” Michigan Black History Bibliography, accessed November 22, 2024, http://mbhb.reuther.wayne.edu/items/show/1028.