Peace Education
A Special Interest Group of the American Educational Research Association
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Peace Education A Special Interest Group of the American Educational Research Association |
March 1998, Volume 2, Issue 2TABLE OF CONTENTS
ANNUAL MEETING NEWS - MONTREAL APRIL 19-23, 1999 PEACE EDUCATION SIG SESSIONS AND BUSINESS MEETING Monday, April 19, 1999
4:05-5:35 p.m. Topic: Critical Issues in Peace Education SIG Business Meeting: 6:15-8:15
p.m. Guest Speaker: William Ayers,
University of Illinois, Chicago Tuesday, April 20: 2:15-2:45 p.m. Roundtables: Each will have a separate table.
Wednesday, April 21, 1999 8:15-9:45 a.m. Interactive Symposium - Joint Session of the International Relations Committee and the Peace Education SIG Title: Common Pathways to Peace through Education and International Relations
RELATED SESSIONS: Contributions from Candice Carter, SIG Member and Blythe Hinitz, Program Chair I. Division C-Paper Presentation Tuesday, April 20 8:15-10:15 a.m. School Social Systems & Disruptive School
Climate: Policy Implications for School Violence Prevention -
Denise
Long II. Conflict Resolution/Violence Prevention SIG Tuesday, April 20 10:35-12:05 p.m. Paper Presentations: Normative Context of Bullying - Doris White Effects of Modeling & Mediation Training on Primary Students’ Perceptions of Violence & Conflict Resolution - Yvetta George, Joel Keiter. Elementary & Middle School Teachers’ Reasoning about School Violence -William Behre, Ron Astor, Heather Meyer Infusing Anger Management into the Traditional Curricula - Kimberly Williams, Ranjit Sidhu
III. Cooperative Learning Theory SIG Elementary & Middle School Students’ Perceptions of Safety - Ron Astor Early Intervention for the Prevention of Conduct Disorder - Peggy Hester, and others. First Year Effects of Teaching All Students Conflict Resolution in a French Immersion Elementary School - Laurie Stevahn, Linda Munger, Kathy Kealey. Implementation of a Peer Mediation Program in Six Rural Elementary & Middle Schools - Kathleen Curry, BethAnn Berliner, and others. School-Based Peer Mediation - Stephen Guy,
Riobert Sinclair IV. Conflict Resolution/Violence Prevention SIG Wednesday, April 21 9:35-10:15 Table 35: Perceptions of Violence in the Lives of Youth - Jennifer Obidah and others. Table 36: Linking Social Development &
Literacy, etc. - Collette Daiute and others.
Wednesday, April 21 12:25-1:55 Morphology of School Violence - Irene MacDonald Lessons Learned from the School Crisis Experience - Sheryl Cohen Impact of Violence on Girls - Faedra Weiss and others. Boys Will Be Boys? - Christine Daley, etc. Safe Schools - Peter Joong Conflict Mediation at School - Candice Carter Understanding Dropouts, etc. - William Smale
VI. Research in Social Studies Education SIG Wednesday, April 21 12:25-1:55
Thursday, April 22 1:15-1:55 VIII. Research in Global Child Advocacy SIG Thursday, April 22 4:05-6:05 Historical Perspective - Ilene & Michael Berson, SIG Co-Chairs Conceptualizing Child Advocacy - Joan Curcio and Patricia First Bombs Ticking in India & Around the World - Carol Flake IX. Moral Development and Education Thursday, April 22 4:55 - 5:35 Table 3 - Gender Differences in Student Responses to Violence Prevention Programming - Ted Reicken Friday, April 22 3:05 - 3:45 Roundtable MISCELLANEOUS SESSIONS THAT MAY BE OF INTEREST: Wednesday, April 20 2:15 - 3:45 Thursday, April 21
4:05 - 4:45 Roundtable
Friday, April 23 10:35-12:05 We still need volunteers for the 2000 Annual Meeting Proposal Reviews Contact: Blythe Hinitz-email: hinitz@tcnj.eduMembership Renewals Contact: Joanne Curran - email: curranjm@snyoneva.cc.oneonta.edu
Contact: Candice Carter - email: ccarter@unf.edu
Contact: Aline Stomfay-Stitz. astomfay@unf.edu
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