It is in the process of establishing a resources library which educators can visit to review curricular, educational and informational materials. A large section of the newsletter will include information about international resources and funding sources for international curriculum development. We are able to loan up to five units to you for a two week period. Provides an interdisciplinary framework for exploring conflict, security, and peacemaking issues. The text stresses the use of critical thinking, problem solving, and group decision making, as well as other processes that consider the interpersonal perspectives and differences that can lead to conflict.
Lessons aim to have students refine and practice non-violent communication skills.
An examination of how cultural factors have affected the real-life conduct and outcome of U.S. relations in Japan, China, Egypt, India, and Mexico. By providing case-studies of actual negotiations that have taken place between the U.S. and these nations, Cohen illustrates how differing cultural factors affect the negotiations and resolutions reached. Introduction to the geography, history, and cultures of Turkey through a discussion of the country's religions, languages, and lifestyles. The articles range from a look at Kemal Attaturk, founder of modern Turkey, to the situations of Turkey's working women today. A lush compilation of children's art work and prose, composed and edited in commemoration of the United Nation's fiftieth anniversary.