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Download full textLinowes, Danielle; Ho, Li-Ching; Misco, Thomas; Stahlsmith, Megan – Journal of International Social Studies, 2019
This article addresses the importance of teaching controversial issues, especially within elementary school contexts. In particular, the article explores the underlying elements of justice within controversies and demonstrates the way in which teachers might explore procedural justice within an elementary classroom.
Descriptors: Controversial Issues (Course Content), Social Studies, Teaching Methods, Elementary School Students
