Books
David
is the author, co-author, or editor of six books.
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From
Gamer to Game Designer: The Official Far Cry 2 Map Editing Guide
Written
by: David Hutchison
Published
by: Charles River Media/Course Technology (2009)
Bridges
the distance between playing and designing video games, providing PC, Playstation
3, and Xbox 360 gamers with expert advice on creating their own multiplayer maps
for Far Cry 2. Written in partnership with Ubisoft, one of the world's leading
video game companies, "From Gamer to Game Designer"
introduces game design theory to both PC and console gamers.
Links:
Publisher | Official Web Site
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Elementary
Social Studies: A Practical Approach to Teaching and Learning (7th edition)
Written
by: Ian Wright and David Hutchison
Published
by: Pearson Education Canada (2009)
The 7th
edition of an activities-based higher education textbook that has been widely
adopted in social studies teacher education courses throughout Canada. The new
edition features up-to-date information about emerging instructional technologies
of relevance to elementary social studies, and includes two new chapters on media
literacy and environmental education.
Links:
Publisher |
Text Enrichment Website
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Activity Ideas
for Elementary Social Studies
Edited
by: David Hutchison
Published
by: Pearson Education Canada (2009)
A free
online book that is published by Pearson Education Canada as part of the text
enrichment website for the Elementary Social Studies textbook.
The edited book comprises hundreds of social studies activity ideas, each contributed
by a teacher candidate in Brock University's initial teacher education program
between 1999 and 2009.
Links: Publisher | Download
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Playing
to Learn: Video Games in the Classroom
Written
by: David Hutchison
Published
by: Teacher Ideas Press (2007)
One of
first practical resources that helps teachers integrate the study of video games
into the classroom. Features 100+
video game activity ideas appropriate for Grades 4 to 12. Virtually every subject
area is addressed, including language arts, mathematics, science, social studies,
history, geography, health & physical education, drama, music, visual arts,
computers, and business.
Links: Publisher | Official
Web Site
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A
Natural History of Place in Education
Volume
24 in the Advances in Contemporary Educational Thought Series, Edited by Jonas
F. Soltis.
Written
by: David Hutchison
Published
by: Teachers College Press (2004)
Considers
the philosophy of place in education and everyday life, the history of and current
trends in school design, the school infrastructure crisis, and the relationship
between the philosophy of education and classroom design. Argues that
pressures on schools associated with declining budgets, competing ideologies,
and economic/technological shifts have the potential to radically alter the landscape
of the K-12 school experience.
Links: Publisher
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Growing
Up Green: Education for Ecological Renewal
Written
by: David Hutchison
Published
by: Teachers College Press (1998)
Explores
the relationship of environmental advocacy to the philosophy of education and
holistic theories of child development. Outlines the ecological, economic, and
cultural dimensions of the current environmental challenge and then applies this
discussion to a critique of three philosophies of education: back-to-basic, progressive,
and holistic. Concludes by describing an
ecologically sensitive approach to education in middle childhood, emphasizing
the role that narrative inquiry, the study of place and form, and earth literacy
can play in promoting ecological awareness in children.
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