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Keeping In PACE

September, 2002
VOLUME 2 ISSUE 6

Lessons of September 11: Make them a part of your curriculum for more than just one day!
by Cynthia Wetmiller
Service-learning can enhance the meaning and spirit of remembrance activities for September 11th, the "month of service" and beyond. Lessons that focus on citizenship, tolerance and community are especially poignant.
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Remembering September 11 and Responding to the NEA's Curriculum
by Mary Zimmerle
The NEA has been condemned for its "Remember September 11" website, but what exactly is being criticized?
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Encouraging Empathy in Post-9/11 America
by Eric Hartman
Some ideas and tips on how to foster empathy in students through interactive and thought-provoking exercises
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Grants for Service-Learning
Constitutional Rights Foundation Service-Learning Mini Grants
by Cynthia Belliveau, Ph.D.
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Tolerance Workshop with the Islamic Center of Pittsburgh
by Jessica Friedrichs
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Meeting Civics and Government Standards through Service-Learning
by Eric Hartman
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Character Education Highlight of Summer 2002!
by Jessica Friedrichs
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Keeping in PACE with September Holidays and Special Events
by Jessica Friedrichs
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Keeping in PACE with Literature
by Jessica Friedrichs
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