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Langelett, George L.; Schug, Mark C. – Social Studies, 2004
To many Western observers, the behavior of people in the Middle East is a mystery. The area is the scene of brutality and seemingly senseless acts of violence. Why has there been so much turmoil there for so long? This article contains a brief review of past events in the Middle East, which helps to establish the context of the problem. Sections…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Foreign Countries, Economic Research, Economic Impact
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Brown, Edward E. – Social Studies, 2000
Contends that the source of school violence is children's insensitivity to others' feelings. Explains that young children should experience sensitivity training, while older children must learn about the "social contract," including topics on determining criminal blame and the issue of punishment. States that educators and the juvenile justice…
Descriptors: Crime, Crime Prevention, Elementary Secondary Education, Empathy
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Harden, G. Daniel – Social Studies, 1991
Suggests the use of key historical antisocial acts to teach social studies concepts as a means of arousing the interest of adolescents. Recommends overcoming initial sensationalism by shifting emphasis to more appropriate interests. Includes discussion of the Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy assassinations and the Rosenberg spy case. Suggests…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Antisocial Behavior, Crime, History Instruction