An Exploratory Survey of Four Groups of 1987 Graduating Seniors' Perceptions Pertaining to [electronic resource] : (4) Student Preferred Citizenship Approaches, (5) Teacher Preferred Citizenship Approaches, (6) Citizenship Approaches and Elementary Students, and (7) Citizenship Approaches and Secondary Students / Thomas L. Dynneson and Others.
In order to understand the mechanisms of the socializing processes associated with citizenship development in the United States, it is necessary to study the interactions of ideology, education, and cultural pluralism as they are manifested in educational programs and in the processes of child devel...
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