SEA Teaching Early American Topics

Pedagogy

On Line-Articles on Pedagogy

A Talk Concerning First Beginnings: Teaching Native American Oral Literature, by Andrew Wiget

Beyond the Anthology: Sources for Teaching Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century Colonial Spanish Literature of North America, by E. Thomson Shields

Recovering the Colonial, Beginning Again: Toward Multiculturalism in the Teaching of Early American Studies, by Carla Mulford

Society of Early Americanists Teaching Panels, ALA Conferences

Archival Research and Editing in the Early American Classroom, Theresa Strouth Gaul, Texas Christian University

Abstract: Archival Research and Editing in the Early American Classroom, Theresa Strouth Gaul, Texas Christian University

Blogging the Early American Novel, Lisa Logan, University of Central Florida

Handout: Blogging the Early American Novel, Lisa Logan, University of Central Florida

Reconceptualizing the Early American Literature Survey Term Paper, Zabelle Stodola, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Searching for Childhood, Karen Roggenkamp, Texas A&M University, Commerce

Transcribing Quaker-Native Manuscripts, 1796-1801, Keat Murray, Swarthmore College

Additional Resources -- Bibliographies and Sources Compiled from the SEA list-serv

“Early American Adaptations,” Zabelle Stodola, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Please click on the link below for “the compilation of early American texts / authors / topics and their later--mostly contemporary--revisions and revisitations. Hope this is helpful as we put together our fall syllabi or consider new course offerings in the future. Thanks to everyone for all the responses,” Zabelle Stodola. Early American Adaptations

“Scenes of Instruction in Early America,” Daphna Atias, University of Michigan

Please click on the link for the compilation of early American pedagogy sources: Bibliography – Scenes of Instruction in Early America

Please note: New Sources are Forthcoming, thank you!