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DOCUMENT RESUME ED 293 775 SO 019 068 Georgia Mediagraphy DOCUMENT RESUME ED 293 775 SO 019 068 TITLE Georgia Mediagraphy. Second Supplement. INSTITUTION Georgia State Dept. of Education, Atlanta. Office of Instructional Services. PUB DATE 87 NOTE 23p. PUB TYPE Reference Materials - Directories/Catalogs (132) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC01 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Audiovisual Aids; *Biographies; Books; Elementary Secondary Education; Folk Culture; *History; Language Arts; Music Appreciation; *Nonprint Media; Photographs; Resource Materials; Resources; Sciences; Social Studies IDENTIFIERS *Georgia ABSTRACT This document is a guide to print and nonprint materials about Georgia and Georgians. Entries are arranged under the subject headings used in "Essential Skills for Georgia Schools." Criteria for inclusion were appropriateness for K-12 students and commercial availability of the item. Six books containing pictorial and photographic studies of Georgia and the songs of Georgia are included in the section on art and music. Thirteen biographies of Georgians are included in the second section. Novels, vignettes, short stories, and anecdotes are found in the 26 titles making up the section on language arts. The swamps, fishes, mines, ferns, and pteridophytes of Georgia are described in the collection under science. Thirty-two books in the social studies collection examine the culture and history of Georgia. Four titles are included from the videotape duplication collection. A list of the publishers' names and addresses is provided. (SM) *********************************************************************** Reproductions supplied by MRS are the best that can be made from the original document. *********************************************************************** 6 Omf i(1,i cp .0,4. 12P C04 tS. .4 41 zeg c e. io. 6 0 cg,tvz cgc., ov .. 6,p- io, cp 06 c,0 4.Q. ,,p,e i,,,,, ,/, U.S DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION , Office of Educational Research 161 it, and Improvement er ile. ECI ATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CEN1tR (ERIC) This document has been reproducedas 4ve" cocgc.N. .0-1 (..cP14' received from the person or organization 0 Originating rt. CI Minor changes havebeenmade to improve reproduction Quality Points of view or opinions statedin this docu ment do not necessarily represent official Georgia OERI position orpObey Mediagraphy , +z . , c.tv NP.v c ee V. 6 0 62' oicg .04'2'` 0,4114 4.0.i _ cic, icg . 0,4vz 0cgc.' 4.1(6 0 .tax 0.6 _ke,v .tox oc, .4,34' 06 ii%i 0, .cor A 4$1 tine _kg, `g At, C'' ce°4 0,34' b:ca' Acion 4,N0,41 60.6 coy 41)' 69, 4.e. oe\6 0P 0 Ao b,.. i A.c,'''.c$ t`g c xl co4.Q. No.i GeP .cor 6, of' ce b..s.11 bl. .0 9., co+z c.% x..1 cle,eg . 6.ce x,.."1 6, bl. 4 , cI; xs.i ce* ttvz of .0.1 GeP .47 c ,d) 4 6 _k_cP ic.' 0P- 0,3.- sp,ct, ,re' ,,..0,06' 0 , ict." 4.0Y 4 eg +'2' 4° In Clz A:co off' .a.v, e,e "PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THIS MATERIAL HAS BEEN GRANTED BY Second Supplement 1987 TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC)." 2 INTRODUCTION The 1987 supplement to the Georgia Mediagraphv updates the originaldocument and the first supplement published in 1982 and 1985 respectively. These three publications are guides to printand nonprint materials about Georgia and Georgians. The information was provided by Georgia educators,and national and local publishers. Entries are arranged under the subject headings usedin Essential Skills for Georgia Schools adopted by the Georgia Board of Education in 1980. Essential Skills lists specific skillsobjectives in ten subject areas. Criteria for inclusion were appropriateness for K-12 students and commercial availability of the itemduring the project's research period. The grade leveldistribution leans toward theupper grades because of publishing output as translated to us. Most entries have recent copyright dates, yetsome entries with older copyright dates were included when the title had not beenproposed for listing in the earlier publication. When an author was responsible for several successive titles, the full name of the authorwas given beside the first title. A dotted line is in the author's position for the remainderof the titles in the succession. Included in this supplement is a list of Georgia-relatedresources available from our Videotape Duplication Collection. A copy of the catalog for this entire video collection may be obtained through the System Media Contact Person. Media specialists are also reminded to consultthe Instructional Television Schedule Book for additional productions. Every effort was made to locate currently available publications. However, before ordering, check the availability of print items in a recent copy of Books in Print and of nonprint items inone of the National Information Center for Educational Media (NICEM) indices. A list of publishers and their addresseshas been included at the back of the supplement to assistyou in ordering. The caorgia Department of Education appreciates the many publishers and distributors who assistedus by providing information for this supplement. This supplement can be a useful and valuabletool for media specialists and teachers in planning meaningful multimedia approaches to learning. However, inclusion of an entry does not indicate endorsement by the Georgia Departmentof Education. This supplement is copyrighted and not available for commercialreproduction. Local school systems may reproduce additional copies of the supplement foruse in their schools. Inclusion in no way indicates endorsement by the GeorgiaDepartment of Education. Key to Abbreviations in this Supplement An asterisk (*) denotes authors who are native-born Georgians, according to information furnishedby the publishers. 1. Book - Bk 5. Manual - Man 2. Cassette - Cas 6. Map - Map 3. Duplicating Masters- Dup Has 7. Periodical - Per 4. Filmstrips - Fs 8. Slide - Sld c Copyright 1981 The Georgia Department of Education Office of Instructional Programs Division of Instructional Media Services ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Outside Those Indicated in the Introduction 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Table of Contents ii Art/Music 1 Biography 2 Health/Safety 3 language Arts 4 Science 8 Social Studies 9 Videotape Duplication Collection 15 Publishers 16 5 ii ART/MUSIC Author Title Grade Format Gleason, David K. ANTEBELLUM HOMES OF GEORGIA: PHOTOGRAPHS AND TEXT 9-12 Bk (Louisiana State University Press, 1987) A pictorial record of Georgia's finest pre-Civil War residences. Contains more than one hundred full-color photographs of antebellum homes throughout Georgia. Jones, Bessie* & STEP IT DOWN: GAMES, PLAYS, SONGS, AND STORIES FROM THE Hawes, Bess Lomax AFRO-AMERICAN HERITAGE 5-12 Bk (University of Georgia Press, 1987) A book including lyrics, music, and description of traditional Afro-American songs and games that support the teaching philosophy of Bessie Jones, a noted folklorist and teacher. Marsh, Carole* QUILT OUR STATE K-12 Bk (Gallopade Publishing, 1986) This book includes a quilt heritage about Georgia andmany project ideas. Marsh, Kenneth & ATHENS: GEORGIA'S COLUMNED CITY 5-8 Bk Marsh, Blanche (Cherokee, 1979) A pictorial study of the historical structures of Athens and the accompanying commentary that places the buildings in their historical context. Sampson, Gloria HISTORIC CHURCHES AND TEMPLES OF GEORGIA 9-12 Bk :Mercer University Press, 1987) A collection of more than one hundred paintings and drawings of Georgia's historic churches and temples. Shavin, Norman & BUILDING ATLANTA 5-12 Bk Hogben, Steve (Capricorn, 1987) More than 200 photographs that focus on the beautiful diversity of Atlanta's commercial structures and show changes in key historical sites. 6 1 BIOGRAPHY Author Title Grade Format Blackburn, Joyce MARTHA BERRY, A WOMAN OF COURAGEOUS SPIRIT AND BOLD DREAMS 5-8 Bk (Rutledge Hill Press, 1986) A detailed biography that includes photographs fran the Martha Berry Museum depicting Miss Berry's workas a pioneer in Georgia education. Branham, Levi MY LIFE AND TRAVE'.S 9-12 Bk (Cherokee., 1987) A firsthand account of the life, travels, and teaching experiences of a man who was born a slave in Murray County, Georgia. Cleland, Joseph STRONG AT THE BROKEN PLACES 5-12 Bk Maxwell (Cherokee, 1986) The personal story of Georgia's Secretary of State and former director of the Veterans Administration. Duncan, Russell FREEDOM'S SHORE: TUNIS CAMPBELL AND THE GEORGIA FREEDMEN 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia Press, 1986) The story of the efforts of TJnis Campbell, a black carpetbagger and abolitionist, to lift his race to equal participation in American society. English, John WHEN MEN WERE BOYS: AN INFORMAL PORTRAIT OF DEAN WILLIAM TATE 9-12 Bk Wesley (Copple, 1984) A portrayal of the Dean as being a stern disciplinarian and a master storyteller, devoted to education and the University of Georgia. Harrison, Clark LONG WAY HOME 9-12 Bk (Barefoot Presc, 1985) The story of the author's rise in business and politics despite being paralyzed fran the chest down. Lines, Amelia TO RAISE MYSELF A LITTLE: THE DIARIES AND LETTERS OF JEANIE, Akehurst A GEORGIA TEACHER, 1851-1886 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia Press, 1982) A reprint edition of the diaries and letters of a Georgia teacher living during the mid-nineteenth century. Miller, Stephen THE BENCH AND BAR OF GEORGIA: MEMOIRS AND SKETCHES WITH AN 9-12 Bk APPENDIX (2 Volumes) (Cherokee, 1987) Descriptive biographical sketches with anecdotal and ephemeral information on Georgia's antebellum lawyer aristocracy. 2 BIOGRAPHY Author Title Grade Format Miller, Zell THEY HEARD GEORGIA SINGING 5-12 Bk (Cherokee, 1984) Brief biographical sketches of more thar. 80 music personalities that brought Georgia music to greatness. Moulton, Gary E. JOHN ROSS, CHEROKEE CHIEF 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia Press, 1986) An examination of the life of the man who led the Cherokee people during the most trying and tragic period of their history. Petillo, Carol M. THE ORDEAL OF ELIZABETH VAUGHAN: A WARTIME DIARY OF THE PHILIPPINES 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia Press, 1985) A diary written by Elizabeth Head Vaughan-a native Georgian-that records the experiences ofa young American mother interned by the Japanese army during World War II while living in the Philippines.
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