"Here's an interesting article from Political Affairs Magazine that talks about military recruitment in general. In it, it mentions a military recruitment plan that states that the: "Priority areas [for recruitment] are designated primarily…"
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Should the military be allowed to have military recruiters to high school campuses?
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Should the military be allowed to send military recruiters to high school campuses?Proponents argue that the military is a great way for students to "give back" and to serve their country. It is a…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kathryn Patti Dec 18, 2009.
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Griselda replied to Nicholas Woo's discussion Should the military be allowed to have military recruiters to high school campuses?"Wow, i never thought about this but the arguments on both sides are great. For starters, the military is a great way to get college funds but at the same time how many of our soldiers actually return to school, may times they pass the funds down to…"
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Should the military be allowed to send military recruiters to high school campuses?Proponents argue that the military is a great way for students to "give back" and to serve their country. It is a career option that students should be exposed to. The military provides college funds for students and health care. It teaches students discipline and the values and practices of the military produce some of the most exemplary citizens.Opponents argue that the military unfairly targets working class…See More
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CRN: November 3 - Civic and Democratic Education
Hey,I'm attaching the notes for the following readings:1. Loewen, Chap. 82. Diana Hess (2002). “Discussing Controversial Public Issues in Secondary Social Studies Classrooms: Learning from Skilled Teachers.” Theory and Research in Social Education 30(1): 10-41. [CP]3. Lessons and Practices from Civic Mission of SchoolsFor the sake of consistency, I basically copied Claire's format for the notes.Enjoy.See More
Nicholas Woo replied to Michael Wilkinson's discussion "Praxis Question"- How to develop Self-Advocates?"I think one fundamental step towards self-efficacy is confidence. Students need to be confident in themselves and believe that their values, thoughts, experiences, and skills are appreciated and valued by others. This can be done by making students…"
Nicholas Woo replied to Katharine Millet's discussion Textbook Review: Picking the Lesser of all Evils"Great question! I've always grappled with the role of textbooks in education and whether or not they should even be used. Let me preface my response by saying that I am a beginning teacher so I have yet to be in a position where I've had…"
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Welcome! This group is intended to be a forum for Education T213: Teaching History, Political Science/Political Philosophy, and/or Social Studies at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. All are welcome to contribute to this page.See More
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