Toward a Critical Stance: Citizenship Education in the Classroom
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In this paper the author presents the argument that through the use of rich classroom talk, students can be motivated to take a critical stance on issues of citizenship, such as social justice, equity and environmental concern. Suggesting that students who are not part of the solution are, indeed, part of the problem, the author advocates giving young children a voice through the integration of citizenship education and critical literacy across the curriculum to promote student awareness and to empower students to become pro active global citizens.
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| Authors | Vetter, Diane M.; |
| Journal | brock education: a journal of educational research and practice |
| Year | 2008 |
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