This article classifies four constructs of feminist identity and focuses on the role and implication of these identities in an educational field research project which aims to empower girls in diverse school communities in South Africa through human rights education. The subject is explored by examining specific genres of knowledge and inquiry in…

Globalization has exerted pressure on educational leaders to prepare students for an increasingly complex world. Institutions of higher education in the United States are striving to transform students into global citizens, and translating these imperatives into specialized curricula. However, no common definition for "global citizen"…

Address before the University of Florida chapter of Phi Kappa Phi.

A questionnaire-opinionnaire survey of 68 junior colleges in 30 states, explored questions such as the amount and type of protest on junior college campuses, the extent of faculty and nonstudent involvement, the degree of institutional planning for protest situations, opinions concerning the relative lack of protest on junior college campuses, and…

There are serious flaws in the claim that there is some equal balance in the nature of book protests from the left and right wings. The flaws are a failure to acknowledge distinctions that have to do with the object of the protest; its aim and eventual consequence; and its tactics. (RM)

Constructive ways for students to become agents of social change are examined. (CK)

Describes the youth dissenters around the world, some of the factors motivating them, and some of the methods used by them in achieving their goals of social change. (AN)

Some recent court actions resulting in favorable decisions for the students involved are discussed. (CK)

A Yale University professor gives a summary of remarks presented to the Commission on Campus Unrest, June 24, 1970. (EB)

The problems of school principals faced with campus conflict are presented. (CK)