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Blokhuis, J. C. – Theory and Research in Education, 2010
Proponents of "homeschooling" routinely claim it is legal for parents to rear their children as they see fit. This view ignores the "parens patriae" doctrine--the primary legal basis for the judicial regulation of custody and the legislative enactment of compulsory schooling laws for the benefit of all children. This article…
Descriptors: Home Schooling, Foreign Countries, North Americans, Educational Attainment
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Giles, Corrie – Urban Review: Issues and Ideas in Public Education, 2008
Historically, the progressive ideas of innovative schools have influenced the professional practice of North American educators since the latter part of the 19th century. Indeed, since the beginning of an industrial society, and now with the birth of globalization and a knowledge economy, there has been a need for public schools to sustain their…
Descriptors: Urban Schools, Secondary Schools, Global Approach, Urban Areas
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Blanchard, David – American Indian Culture and Research Journal, 1983
Provides cultural and historical context for understanding the Seven Nations Treaty of 1796. Clarifies terms of the treaty that continues to provide a source of conflict between the Mohawk Nation and the State of New York, e.g., the 1974 reoccupation of some Adirondak land by a Mohawk group. (JHZ)
Descriptors: American Indian Culture, American Indian History, Cultural Context, Federal Indian Relationship
Sherman, George – 1988
New York State is placing a new emphasis on Canada as part of their new social studies program. This reflects the increased importance attached to a global approach to education and also a recognition of Canada's importance to the United States. This guide is designed to help teachers make sense of, and to teach, understandings found in the grade…
Descriptors: Area Studies, Class Activities, Cultural Interrelationships, Curriculum Enrichment