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'In a Different Voice …'
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(5pp) Carol Gilligan is associate professor of education
at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Her
1982 book, In a Different Voice, presents a theory
of moral development which claims that women tend
to think and speak in a different way than men when
they confront ethical dilemmas. Gilligan contrasts
a feminine ethic of care with a masculine ethic of
justice.
Filename: BBdiffvoi.doc
A Critique of a Study Assessing the Relationship Between HIV Risks and Learning Disabilities
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A 3 page paper reviewing a study titled "Sexual risk
behaviors of young adults with LD and the need for HIV/AIDS education" and published in the Nov/Dec 2000 edition of Remedial and Special Education.
This paper outlines the study and its intentions. The conclusion is presented that the study's author, Wanda J. Blanchett, included too many
variables for useful conclusions to be obtained from her results. No additional sources are listed.
Filename: PPaids4.rtf
A Lack of Emergency Preparedness in School Districts Today
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This 4 page paper uses Clarke's Mission Improbable to examine the problems in school security. Various issues are examined.
Bibliography lists 1 source.
Filename: SA645Clk.rtf
A Literature-Based Approach To Multicultural Education
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A 6 page paper. This paper provides and overview and critique of a
specific journal article by Elaine Mindich Bieger entitled: Promoting
multicultural education through a literature-based approach. An overview of
the author's main points is offered, including the four levels to using
literature for multicultural education. The writer concludes with remarks
about the impossibility of teachers incorporating everything everyone would
like them to incorporate into the daily curriculum. Bibliography lists 1
source.
Filename: PGmul2.wps
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