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The Social Studies curriculum is designed with a number of goals in mind. By graduation, Hunter students should have a basic understanding of the cultural tradition and history of different regions of the world. They should be familiar with the historical roots of current events and issues. They should have an understanding of the foundations and traditions of a liberal democratic society.

In addition they should have an understanding of the history of the United States, which enables them to function as citizens of this nation and citizens of the world. The curriculum is designed to develop critical thinking, reading, writing, discussion, and research skills.


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The Social Studies curriculum is designed with a number of goals in mind. By graduation, Hunter students should have a basic understanding of the cultural tradition and history of different regions of the world. They should be familiar with the historical roots of current events and issues. They should have an understanding of the foundations and traditions of a liberal democratic society.

In addition they should have an understanding of the history of the United States, which enables them to function as citizens of this nation and citizens of the world. The curriculum is designed to develop critical thinking, reading, writing, discussion, and research skills. 

Posted on: Thursday, March 06, 2008


Social Studies Faculty


Betty Kleinfeld - Chairperson 212-860-1280 email


Alfredo Perez 646-963-6304 email
Jeffrey Friedman 646-963-6306 email
Satinder Jawanda 646-963-6307 email
Melissa Chapnick 646-963-6305 email
David Joffe 646-963-6309 email
Jana Lucash 646-963-6300 email
Lindsey Rossler 646-963-6300 email
Gregory Boyle 646-963-6301 email
Martha Curtis 646-963-6308 email
Steven Young 646-963-6304 email
Irving Kagan 646-963-6306 email
Clara Kudera 646-963-6302 email
Giovanna Termini 646-963-6303 email

Courses


Social Studies Internship
Independent Study
Global Studies III and IV
International Relations I
Philosophy I
AP European History
AP Psychology
AP Macroeconomics
AP Microeconomics
7th Grade Social Studies
Global Studies I and II
Global Studies V and US History I
International Relations II
Philosophy II
U.S. Constitutional Law
US History II and III


Stylesheets


Turabian endnote/ footnote style
Turabian bibliography style


Links


EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND COMPETITIONS
US CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
EARLY AMERICAN HISTORY


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