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| Features Vol. 45, No. 2 |
| For the Record 58 by Joyce Lynn Garrett Thinking Globally When Teaching Locally 60 by Ruth E. Van Reken and Sally Rushmore Global awareness and intercultural competence are “must-have” qualities for teachers in today’s classrooms. Linking Character Education and Global Understanding through Children’s Picture Books 69 by Valeri R. Helterbran Starting at the elementary level, educators must take an active role in children’s development as moral, decent persons and citizens of the world. A Fresh Approach to Alternative Education: Using Malls to Reach At-Risk Youth 74 by Christopher Scott Chalker and Kirk Stelsel Although a shopping mall may seem like an unusual place to educate youth, the setting offers a variety of opportunities and benefits for high-school students who have given up on school or are no longer able to succeed in the traditional setting. Managing
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| Departments Vol. 45, No. 2 |
Call for Manuscripts Gateways to Experience Curriculum Connections KDP Out Front Book Review Telling Stories |
