Brainball

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<span><span>Brainball:Teaching Inquiry and Social Studies as a Team Sport</span><span> is an attempt to clarify that not only is social studies a game, but that it is one of the most useful and powerful games that teachers and students will ever play. Games are the</span><span>doing</span><span> of theory, and maybe it would be a good idea to start</span><span>doing</span><span> social studies in every social studies classroom.</span></span>

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<span><span>Mickey Kolis</span><span> is the author of six books dealing with teaching and learning, a veteran public school teacher, and currently a university professor. Making learning relevant is his highest professional aspiration.<br><br></span><span>Benjamin H. Kolis</span><span> is an actor, director, theatre-maker and writer living in Minneapolis. MN.</span></span><br><span><span><br></span><span>Jessica Hobelsberger Flanagan</span><span> has taught high school social studies for 11 years, and has taught many courses including various history classes as well as Global Issues, Economics, Law, and Civics.</span></span>

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