study and teaching (secondary)

Compares the League of Nations and the UN, examines its origins, charter, deals with crisis, and possible reforms.

Combines conventional Shakespearean lessons with ideas and teaching practices that address contemporary concerns about teaching Shakespeare to contemporary school students.

Describes the Mayan civilization which flourished in southern Mexico and Central America from 250 to 850.

This volume in the High School Literature Series examines ways to teach the works of Alexie.

Contains seventeen essays resulting from the 1996 "Reading Stephen King" conference hosted by the University of Maine, exploring various aspects of the key themes of the conference, including the role of choice in adolescent reading programs; ways to use popular literature in youth reading programs; and censorship cases based on King's work.

Offers guidance and advice on directing a Shakespeare play with children in third through eighth grade in a classroom, library, or recreational setting.