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Lucianek, Christine – Social Education, 2014
This article describes a lesson in which students will examine several views expressed by the founders to understand the context for including freedom of the press in the First Amendment. Students will be asked to think about the role that the news media and the need to be an informed citizen continue to play in our democracy. Students will…
Descriptors: Democracy, Democratic Values, Freedom of Speech, Constitutional Law

Martz, Carlton S. – Social Education, 1975
A simulation/game examining the issue of academic freedom through a mock trial of the Parducci v. Rutland case is provided. (DE)
Descriptors: Academic Freedom, Censorship, Civil Liberties, Court Litigation

Levitz, Corinne M. – Social Education, 1990
Uses the "Westside Community Schools" case that involved religious freedom to illustrate using mediation as a form of conflict resolution. Provides instructions to the teacher and a sketch of participants' roles in simulation role-play exercise. Lists additional resources on religious freedom and conflict resolution. (DB)
Descriptors: Civil Liberties, Conflict Resolution, Constitutional Law, Freedom of Speech

Wasson, Donald – Social Education, 1994
Maintains that the adult male inmate population at a maximum security correctional center is a logical if difficult audience for effective lessons about the Bill of Rights. Presents two scenarios with accompanying instructional procedures and student discussion questions. (CFR)
Descriptors: Attitude Change, Civics, Civil Liberties, Constitutional Law