Book details
Holt People Places and Change: An Introduction to World Studies Eastern Hemisphere
Published in
2002
Description
Holt People Places and Change: An Introduction to World Studies Eastern Hemisphere, authored by Helgren, is an educational text that explores the diverse regions, cultures, histories, and contemporary issues of the Eastern Hemisphere. The book is designed for middle school students and provides a comprehensive overview of the geography, political systems, economic activities, and social structures of countries in Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. Through engaging narratives, case studies, and visual aids, students are encouraged to understand the interconnections between people and places and to consider the impact of human activities on the environment. The book aims to foster an appreciation for cultural diversity and to develop students' critical thinking skills as they analyze the challenges and opportunities facing the Eastern Hemisphere in a globalized world.
Age
11-14
Text complexity
proficient
Length
832 pages
Why to read
- Comprehensive Understanding: The book provides a thorough exploration of the Eastern Hemisphere, offering readers a comprehensive understanding of the region's geography, cultures, history, and contemporary issues.
- Curriculum Alignment: It is specifically designed to align with educational standards for world studies, making it an ideal resource for students and educators looking for material that supports classroom learning objectives.
- Engaging Content: Helgren's 'Holt People Places and Change' utilizes engaging content and clear explanations to make the study of the Eastern Hemisphere accessible and interesting, encouraging readers to develop a genuine interest in global studies.
- Critical Thinking Development: The book encourages critical thinking by presenting case studies, questions, and activities that challenge readers to apply what they have learned and consider the impact of human-environment interactions in various contexts.