KIDS VOICES COUNT: Delaware Teens Talk About Social Issues
Author: Newark High School Sophomore Social Studies Classes led by teacher James Doody
Citable URI: http://udspace.udel.edu/handle/19716/21352
Publisher: University of Delaware Center for Community Research and Service, Newark, DE
Date Issued: 2002
Description: Kids Voices Count provides the teen perspective. This writing project began as an assignment in three Newark High School sophomore social studies classes by teacher James Doody. To present a wide representation of their opinions, excerpts were taken from many essays. Due to space constraints, some statements appear out of context but every effort has been made to include the true opinions of the students.
URI: http://udspace.udel.edu/handle/19716/21352
Citation:
Doody, J. (2002). Kids Voices Count: Delaware Teens Talk About Social Issues. Newark, DE: Kids Count in Delaware.Files in this item
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