One World, One Earth
ONE WORLD ONE EARTH: EDUCATING CHILDREN FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
By Merryl Hammond & Rob Collins. New Society Publishers. 1993. (150 pages)
Subjects: Education. Human Rights. Peace. Environmental Preservation. Curriculum Development. Community Building.
Recommended for: Educators, for use with grades PreK-8.
SUMMARY:
One World, One Earth is a guide to help educators help youth educate themselves, organize and take responsibility and action regarding social justice issues. The book provides suggested learning activities and resources, as well as ideas for working with families and community to successfully bring these issues to children in an educational setting.
IDEAS FOR USING THIS BOOK:
According to the authors, “education for social responsibility” includes “peace, environmental, human rights, development, international, and social justice education.” As mentioned above, the book includes ideas for learning activities and resources, including:
- Cooperative and simulation games
- Reading, writing & dramatic activities
- Art & music activities
- Food/cooking activities
- Community service activities
- Discussion ideas
The book also includes detailed suggestions for creating a peace club or similar group.
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