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Whose Wars?
Teaching about the Iraq War and the War on Terrorism

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This is the best collection available on how to teach about the war. It includes classroom-tested resources for social studies, language arts and math classes: interactive lessons about U.S. involvement in Iraq and the history of the Iraq war, how language is used and abused by policymakers, ways to help students think critically about military recruitment, and creative ideas for using videos about the war. This powerful new collection incorporates poetry, imaginative writing, math activities, discussion, and critical reading strategies.

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August 2006• Paperback • 80 pages • ISBN 0-942961-30-7

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"Filled with powerful ideas and reflections, units and lessons that probe deeply into the official and ominous silence all around us. In these perilous times, Whose Wars? is essential reading for teachers seeking the truth and some higher ground."

-- William Ayers, Distinguished Professor of Education at the University of Illinois at Chicago and author of Teaching Toward Freedom: Moral Commitment and Ethical Action in the Classroom

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