social conflict

Shows how disagreements develop and tells how to avoid arguments and fights, and how to talk it out through negotiation.

Relates seven historical episodes which demonstrate how the struggle for justice has been a part of the heritage of the people of Appalachia.

The inheritance of Howards End, a house in the Herefordshire countryside, is the source of conflict between three distinctly different social families.

Contains two dramatized vignettes that provide examples of how students can effectively deal with peer conflicts.

Contains two dramatized vignettes that provide examples of how young people should handle conflicts with authority figures, the first in which a student is asked by his teacher to remove his bulky coat because it violates school policy, and the other in which the rowdy behavior of a group of teens attracts the police.

The inheritance of the English property Howards End causes conflict among the wealthy Wilcox family, the cultured Schlegel sisters, and the poorer Leonard Bast at the end of the Edwardian era.

When Rafaela discovers a human body parts dealer while taking care of Gabriel's getaway home in Mexico, she fleas north, joining a performer and laborer who helps her uncover the truth about the human organ black market.