A Dissertation Proposal
ENGAGING WITH SOCIOCONSTRUCTIVISM: SOCIAL STUDIES PRESERVICE TEACHERS LEARNING AND USING HISTORICAL THINKING IN CONTEMPORARY CLASSROOMS by Caroline C. Sullivan Doctoral Candidate A Dissertation Proposal Presented to the Faculty of the Graduate School September 6, 2005 Dr. Cinthia Salinas, Supervisor
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