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December 1999/January 2000 | Volume 57 | Number 4
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Marge Scherer
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Carol Tell
Technology? Consumerism? Secrecy? What distinguishes the Y2K kids from their predecessors?
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Geoffrey Canada
From random violence to persistent media messages about masculinity, boys today confront challenges that their fathers did not face.
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Nan Stein
A chorus of voices tells us that categorizing “grrls” of today is not that easy.
Barbara Schneider and David Stevenson
What will happen if the job opportunities of the future do not mesh with the expectations of young people?
Karen Rasmussen
More organized than ever before and open to more students, sports can have profound effects on the identity and social status of participants.
Rachael Kessler
Through establishing transition rituals, we can ease the rough passage of adolescents who are moving toward adulthood.
Barbara L. Dundon
When students select their own service projects, they experience the rewards of meaningful activism.
Lisa Renard
A field guide to Internet cheating—or how to detect when your students have helped themselves to “source” material.
Margaret Wallace
Those on the margins have much to offer the mainstream.
Michelle Wagner, Carla Knudsen and Victoria Harper
Open discussion helps students examine the dangers of gangs.
Rosalie Pedalino Porter
The California requirement for an English language program shows the way for other states to boost achievement of students.
María S. Quezada, Terrence G. Wiley and J. David Ramirez
Efforts to teach literacy require diverse approaches that consider language and culture.
Donaldo Macedo
Those who espouse English-Only obliterate the issues of poverty, race, and class.
Francis Wardle
From revising school forms to reviewing the curriculum for inclusiveness, how to make school more welcoming to multiracial children.
Amanda Dargan and Steve Zeitlin
The quality of playfulness must be cared for, protected, and nurtured.
Wayne Jacobsen
Guidelines for discussing controversy with civility, for schools and communities.
Jon Drescher
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John H. Holloway
Michelle McKinley
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