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Peaceful Book Reviews: Creating peace in your classroom can begin with a book that provides the opportunity to create dialogue about how we can have a peaceful classroom and create peace in the world.

  • Americans Who Tell The Truth By Robert ShetterlyDutton Children’s Books, 2005This book is filled with portraits of some of the greatest fighters for truth and justice throughout the history of the United ...
    Posted Nov 11, 2009 11:46 PM by Dan Thiede
  • Ten Amazing People and How They Changed The World By Maura D. ShawIllustrated by Stephen MarchesiSkylight Press, 2002This non-fiction picture book provides 10 biographies of individuals who have worked for peace and justice throughout the ...
    Posted Nov 11, 2009 11:40 PM by Dan Thiede
  • A Little Peace By Barbara KerleyNational Geographic Books, 2007Amazing photographs illustrate the beautifully poetic words of Barbara Kerley in this picture book published by National Geographic. Simple gestures, like a smile ...
    Posted Nov 11, 2009 11:35 PM by Dan Thiede
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Peace Education Stories: Educators making their classrooms more peaceful places for their students to learn and grow.

  • Deepening my Understanding of Immigration Issues The Peace Ed session on immigration caused me to recognize the need to move toward a process that pays attention to ways in which immigration/refugee issues are part of the history of the vast majority of US-born students, that views recently-arrived immigrants and refugees as full human beings whose lives are more than just their experience as immigrants and refugees, that highlights their gifts and dreams (and not just their needs and the challenges they have faced) and their capacity to actively participate in the process of addressing those needs and challenges (and thus invites US-born students--and adults--to see themselves as potential allies, rather than rescuers).Peace Ed sessions have also impacted my work ...
    Posted Oct 15, 2011 9:55 AM by Dan Thiede
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