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Foster, James Lamar; Louis, Lawrence; Winston, Elizabeth – Theory Into Practice, 2022
This article examines the ways in which racist structures negatively affect students' social and emotional development and how social-emotional learning (SEL) may be a useful tool to push against racist structures to develop students socially and emotionally. We propose an ecological framework to examine how micro-, meso-, and macro-level…
Descriptors: Racial Bias, Social Emotional Learning, School Districts, Guidelines
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Southerland, Sherry A.; Scharmann, Lawrence C. – Theory Into Practice, 2013
Scientific knowledge often appears to contradict many students' religious beliefs. Indeed, the assumptions of science appear contradictory to the metaphysical claims of many religions. This conflict is most evident in discussions of biological evolution. Teachers, in attempts to limit the controversy, often avoid this topic or teach it…
Descriptors: Beliefs, Theory Practice Relationship, Religious Factors, Science Education
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Buchs, Celine; Butera, Fabrizio; Mugny, Gabriel; Darnon, Celine – Theory Into Practice, 2004
This article presents advice for teachers about using sociocognitive conflicts to promote academic learning. In doing so, the conditions under which sociocognitive conflicts are constructive or disruptive are examined and the relevant research is reviewed on social development, cooperative learning, and social influence. Two types of conflict…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Social Influences, Social Development, Cooperative Learning
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Coleman, Peter T.; Fisher-Yoshida, Beth – Theory Into Practice, 2004
Violence and alienation are common occurrences in the lives of many young people today. This article presents an overview of the work of the International Center for Cooperation and Conflict Resolution (ICCCR) at Teachers College, Columbia University, which is aimed at helping individuals, schools, communities, businesses, and governments better…
Descriptors: Guidelines, Conflict, Conflict Resolution, Public Agencies
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Wessells, Michael – Theory Into Practice, 2005
Worldwide, children are drawn into lives as soldiers and terrorism as the result of forced recruitment and also by extremist ideologies and their inability to obtain security, food, power, prestige, education, and positive life options through civilian means. Using an example from Sierra Leone, this article shows that peace education is an…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Prevention, Terrorism, Holistic Approach
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Stevahn, Laurie – Theory Into Practice, 2004
All students can be taught how to manage conflicts constructively by integrating training into the existing school curriculum. This article describes a practical and effective approach to curriculum-integrated conflict resolution training that involves students in repeatedly using integrative negotiation and peer mediation procedures to resolve…
Descriptors: Peer Mediation, Conflict Resolution, Academic Achievement, Teaching Methods
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Johnson, David W.; Johnson, Roger T. – Theory Into Practice, 2005
Peace education is a key for establishing a consensual peace and maintaining it over time. There are 5 essential elements in building a lasting peace through education. First, a public education system must be established that has compulsory attendance for all children and youth, integrated so students from previously conflicting groups interact…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Public Education, Peer Relationship, Peace